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Your chickens’ digestive system does much more than process food. Gut health plays an important role in nutrient absorption, immune function, growth, egg production, and overall flock performance. When gut health is functioning normally, chickens are more likely to maintain a healthy appetite, consistent growth, strong egg production, and normal energy levels. When something changes, your flock often gives you clues. Common signs of poor gut health in chickens include: Changes in droppings Reduced appetite Weight loss or poor growth Low energy levels Poor feather condition Changes in egg production Learning to recognize these signs early can help you evaluate...

The Benefits of Natural Ingredients Our loyal pets deserve nothing less than the best. That’s why we’ve carefully crafted every Loyall Life recipe using only wholesome, hardworking ingredients. But how big of an impact does each ingredient make on your best friend’s overall health? Let’s take a closer look at how what’s in your pet’s bowl helps them look and feel their best from the inside out. Real Meat as the #1 Ingredient Hearty beef, savory salmon, and lean chicken are more than a tasty bonus at mealtimes. These essential proteins help your pet build muscle, maintain healthy energy levels,...

If there is one question goat owners ask more than any other, it is this:What should I feed my goat? That question often shows up as: Can goats eat this? Is this feed safe for goats? Do goats need special minerals? Feeding goats can feel overwhelming. There is a lot of information out there, and goats have specific nutritional needs that make feed choice feel especially important. This practical feeding guide focuses on what goats need every day, explains what makes a feed truly complete, and shows how texture, variety, and balanced nutrition work together to support confident feeding decisions...

The shell of each egg that your hens are laying is made up of nearly 95% calcium carbonate by dry weight. To produce hard eggs, your chicken will be consuming up 20 times the amount of calcium in one year than the amount of calcium that is contained in her actual bones. As their keeper, it is your responsibility to make sure each chicken is consuming a steady supply of calcium in her diet. Key Takeaways Eggshells contain 95% calcium carbonate, but hens need 20 times more calcium than their bones provide. Feeding hens their own eggshells poses risks like...

Water is the most abundant nutrient in your pet’s body, making up 75-80 percent of their composition. Water transports vital nutrients and removes waste. With the critical nature of its function, it’s essential your pet takes in the water they need. In the summer months we often burn excessive amounts of water in the heat. If it is not replaced, dehydration occurs. For our pets, dehydration can occur more quickly because they get hot faster and do not sweat. Being aware of the threat of dehydration and how your pet responds to it can help you avoid it. Signs of...