I have two hens that ate all of my rhubarb leaves last year.
Is vinyl toxic to chickens.
Uncooked raw or dried beans contain hemaglutin which is poisonous to chickens.
Vinyl is toxic for your chickens.
Vinyl pvc is often passed off as linoleum.
As gail damerow says in her bestselling book the chicken health handbook.
The large rolls of linoleum or vinyl are better than the tiles.
They are still alive but i m not sure what the long term effects may be.
Onions are a poor food to give to chickens because onions flavor eggs.
I d be concerned that the vinyl might be harmful for the chickens.
Vinyl flooring has a topcoat that helps prevent wear and tear and scratching.
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The flooring is easy to clean which is essential in a chicken coop.
In the past i used scraps of vinyl flooring to protect this wood section of the coop floor but i found it was very difficult to deep clean the stapled in vinyl without it starting to rip and shred.
Don t give chickens any edible containing salt sugar coffee or liquor.
It is made up of multiple layers which helps make it a durable flooring option.
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Having said that chickens have been trawling through orchards for years and few have died from eating apple seeds.
When cleaning any area of your chicken coop keep in mind you will need to use some form of liquid to help remove any unwanted substances.
Real linoleum is a natural safe product with antibacterial properties but i m 99 sure that what you are using is vinyl.
The liquid rubber waterproof sealant is an environmentally friendly non toxic water based coating that contains no solvents or voc s making it ideal product to use in your chicken coop.
Rhubarb leaves are also toxic to chickens.
Vinyl flooring is made of 100 synthetic materials.
Then today we heard a comment about vinyl flooring letting off toxic fumes and you can t claim your eggs are organic i certainly wouldn t buy eggs from anyone with vinyl flooring we feed only organic and the chickens free range all day.
Stapling them down may be a better choice than gluing them as some glue is toxic for chickens see below.