BC Bantams

10/08/2026

A good visual look at how biosecurity can work in your flock.

Having coveralls and gumboots in your shed specifically for the poultry pens is a great idea! 👢

I'd also use some laserlite or similar to cover the tops of the pens from wild birds and make it easier to keep your litter clean and dry 👍

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29/07/2026

12/07/2026

It's almost that time of year again!

Are you starting to get birds into the breeding pens?
Have you got nest box areas set up to collect quality eggs?

03/07/2026

Struggling to know when to vaccinate your flock?

Here is a helpful guide if you're new to vaccination. Talk to your poultry vet to find out what will work best for your flock!

02/07/2026

Want to hit the ground running this breeding season?

Start preparations now to ensure you get off to the right start this year 👍

28/06/2026

Coccidiosis! 🦠🐣

Here's my quick summary to try and further your understanding and the importance of trying to prevent it - drop any questions you have in the comments!

26/06/2026

Our next topic: Coccidiosis 🦠🐣

It's not just a matter of having sick chicks, it's about setting chicks up for the rest of their lives. Those first two weeks of life can make or break their growth and future production, and it's all linked to their gut!

Stay tuned for tomorrow!

23/06/2026

Got questions about what to look for with Avian Flu?

Check out below:

https://agriculture.vic.gov.au/biosecurity/animal-diseases/poultry-diseases/avian-influenza-bird-flu/avian-influenza-information-for-backyard-poultry-owners

21/06/2026

🐔 Meet Debbie the Isa Brown! 💛

Debbie came in to have her foot checked by Dr Bree, one of our fantastic bird-loving vets, and was diagnosed with bumblefoot.

We think it’s pretty special that our team can offer thorough veterinary care for all kinds of patients - from cows to chickens, rabbits & guinea pigs to cats & dogs (and many more species in between!) 🐾

Hope you’re feeling better soon, Debbie!