Rooster BoosterPoultry Cell, 32-Ounce

Good stuff so far. I was afraid maybe the chickens wouldn't like it, but no issues. I got it because I was worried about my chickens in these cold temps, and wanted them to have any advantage I could find. I'm also interested in raising a few of our own chicks, and this is supposed to improve fertilization and viability. My friends that own chickens swear by it, so I tried it out. Seems to keep the algae down as well, but I'll know more about that come summer.

We have been having issues with leg problems in our show birds, I'm hopeful that these additional vitamins will help reduce these issues. So far, I've been impressed that one bird which was ailing seems to be doing much better after supplementation with this.

This product is good for roosters and just for your chickens in general. My chicken was sick so I put this in their water and it helped get them the nutrients they needed while they were sick.

Worked very well to boost my egg laying chickens.

It works as it is supposed to i guess.

Mixes well with Diatomaceous Earth.Makes a prepared bird seed mix taste Great!

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There are various vitamin supplements for chickens, but if I had to choose one, it would be Poultry Cell. One of the diseases of chickens, torticollis (also called wry-neck or stargazer syndrome) can ave several different causes, but it is most often the result of vitamin and mineral deficiency, in most cases vitamin E and selenium (the two work together in both mammals and birds). Poultry Cell is the only supplement for chickens that I know of that has selenium. I had a bantam rooster with torticollis, and I dosed him with an initial dose followed by the recommended amount diluted in his drinking water. It took around four weeks for him to recover, but he was slightly improved every day, and is doing well many months later.It's possible to overdose any vitamin and mineral supplement, but used according to directions, there's no downside to vitamin supplementation.