Pet poultry advice

Avian influenza, also known as bird flu, has become more prevalent in recent years. But what does it mean for your own flock of poultry?

Celebrate Halloween, and give your chickens an exciting new way to eat their forage with this spooky spider enrichment feeder!

Poultry need lots of space as well as a safe coop to keep them safe and warm at night. Converting wooden sheds or Wendy houses for your poultry can make an ideal home for them. Here are some tips on how to get started.

When it comes to housing your ducks or geese, providing the right enclosure is crucial.

A fast fact guide to help you decide whether having ducks and geese as pets is right for you.

Here are a few common diseases that you should be on the lookout for.

Here we explain what you should feed your ducks and geese to help your feathered friends lead happy and healthy lives.

Cockerels are a joy to own and make great pets. They're caring, loyal and will help keep your chickens happy and healthy.

A natural and varied diet will help your chickens lead a long and healthy life, but it also keeps things interesting for them.

Woodgreen has been supporting the rescue of ex-commercial hens alongside the British Hen Welfare for around 10 years.

Bumblefoot is the common name for a form of pododermatitis or inflammation of the foot.

A happy, healthy chicken will appear bright and alert.