Yes - now that you mention it I have actually heard of this and
forgot! I am interested. Gerrie
On 04/11/2011 11:04 AM, Crispin Pemberton-Pigott wrote:
Dear Gerrie
Charcoal is often given to people and animals that have a running
stomach, as they say. Traditional medicine. Still used.
Regards
Crispin
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Hello Kevin: This seems quite odd to me. I would not expect animals
to want to ingest char however I shall add a few chunks into the
chicken pen and watch for the results. I would not expect the char to
act like oyster shell or grit in the crop but to be honest I do not
know so I shall observe and I have one rooster isolated for the next
family dinner so I can feed some into his pen and if he ingests it I
will examine the crop when he is killed to see how it "looks" compared
to the stones and grain normally seen. Regards, Gerrie
Regards, Gerrie Baker, aka The Worm Lady
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