Echinacea is a group of flowering plants that belong in the daisy family. Like most plant preparations, the broad activity of Echinacea is not due to a single group of compounds but the complex mixture of different active ingredients that include polyphenols, isobutylamides and alkamides.

Willow bark contains a precursor of acetylsalicylic acid, otherwise known as aspirin.

Turmeric, known as Curcuma longa, is a plant from the ginger family, long been recognised for its potential health properties.

Changes in environment has an effect on hens, both mentally and physiologically. The lifting of an Avian Influenza housing order is a time to celebrate, but the new environment has the potential to challenge hens.

Fatty liver syndrome (FLS) is characterised by increased lipid accumulation in the liver tissues and is associated with decreased egg production.

Reduced hormonal and liver function is associated with ageing in hens.

Complimentary feeding stuffs are used to help maintain hen health. It is the term used to describe all supplements you might consider giving to your hen in addition to their daily diet.

Aging affects many parts of the body. here we focus on the most important aspects relating to hen health.

Hen comb colour can be a good indicator of health, condition and stage of lay.

Use a quality blend of organic acids instead of apple cider vinegar to improve gut health.