Doctors can use an antiviral medication such acyclovir (Zovirax) or valacyclovir (Valtrex) to help minimize the symptoms of chickenpox in adults. It is most effective if it is started within the first 24 hours after the onset of the rash. How can chicken pox heal faster? Here are some kid-friendlyRead More →
Kitchen Fact: While food can be safely reheated multiple times, the quality decreases each time. Reheat only what you plan to eat. As long as you reheat the leftovers to at least 165°F each time, the food’s technically safe to eat. Why is it bad to reheat chicken? Chicken tendsRead More →
Most “junk food” falls into the categories of either “snack food” or “fast food.” And then there are things like breakfast cereals. They seem innocent enough, but some of them could definitely be considered “junk food,” as they mostly contain sugar or high-fructose corn syrup and white flour or milledRead More →
So, if you’ve ever asked yourself, “do chickens need light at night?”, the answer is no. … In fact, your chickens require 6 to 8 hours of sleep every day in order to maintain their immune system. So just as much as they need light to lay eggs, your chickensRead More →
What Foods to Avoid Giving Your Sugar Glider Chocolate. Dairy. Foods treated with pesticides. Berries such as raspberries, strawberries, and blackberries. Fruits such as pears and figs. Vegetables such as carrots and beets. What proteins can sugar gliders eat? Protein is an important factor in the nutritional health of sugarRead More →
The Rudd Ranger™ is a versatile bird that can be raised in more confined areas or free-range environments but prefers the latter. Just like our wonderful Rudd residents, these birds are docile and get along with most other breeds. They have red plumage with dark tails and wing feathers. WillRead More →
Many chickens don’t enjoy eating straw or hay, however. In such cases, alfalfa hay is a good alternative. Alfalfa is full of dried green leaves and many chickens love to eat it right off the bale. Even chickens that enjoy hay and straw tend to lose interest in those periodically.Read More →
Where to Find Pastured Chicken What is pastured chicken? … Pastured Steps Family Farm. … Rainbow Ranch Farms. … Buy Ranch Direct. … Circle C Farm. … Grass Roots Farmers’ Cooperative. … Northstar Bison. … Eat Wild & Real Milk. Does Thrive market have pasture-raised chicken? Non-GMO Pasture-Raised Whole ChickenRead More →
According to the USDA, you should eat cooked chicken within 3 to 4 days. Pretty simple. What if it’s been longer – say, 5 days? … There are pathogens that can grow on chicken that don’t have a taste or smell and won’t change the way the chicken looks. HowRead More →
We should talk about ‘antibiotic-free production’, or even better, ‘no antibiotics ever’. This means that all animals, from hatchery or birth, till slaughter are not treated with any antibiotics, also referred to as NAE (no antibiotics ever). Does Perdue chicken use hormones? Do you use hormones, steroids or other growth-promotingRead More →