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Chicken Related
We have put together this selection of chicken related links.
The Poultry Club
The club was founded in 1877 and their website has information about chicken breeds, preparing a chicken for show and lots more.
Organic Feed Company
Supplier to Omlet of top quality 100% organic feeds. You can find your local supplier on this website.
South of England Rare Breeds Centre
Set in over 120 acres of beautiful countryside, no other attraction offers so much to see and do as the Rare breeds Centre - whatever the weather! A day at the Rare Breeds Centre is a wonderful mix of Animal Action, Woodland Adventure, Fun, Play and Discovery. With great new attractions, and all the old favourites, the Rare Breeds Centre is a great family day out. You can also visit 2 eglus at the centre, one for chickens and one for rabbits.
The British Egg Information Service
Believe it or not this actually exists. What these guys don't know about eggs is probably not worth knowing. The site has recipes, nutritional information and lots of fun things for kids to do - check out the joke section!
Rescue a Battery Hen!
This site is designed to make people aware of the plight of the battery hen and looks at various aspects surrounding the battery hen industry. The battery hen farming system entails laying hens spending their shortened lives confined in small wire cages with many other hens. Under EU law, each hen has the floor space allowance of 550cm - the equivalent of less than an A4 sheet of paper!
Christine Kaltoff
My current collection of jewellery is based primarily on a series of quick sketches I made of birds (including my pet chickens) as they strutted, pecked, flapped and preened. My aim was to capture their lightness, volume, movement and essential birdiness. Some of my jewellery was inspired by a battery hen rescue I participated in, where the scared and scary mass of chickens in the back of a van gradually revealed themselves to be spirited, curious individuals, eager to start carrying out normal chicken behaviours for the first time.
Find a Vet
If your pet is ill and needs treatment, you can find your nearest vet through the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons website - aptly named 'find a vet'! You could also call them directly on: 0207 2222001
Hen Keepers Association
Supporting those who keep chickens for pleasure, on health, welfare and management issues and campaigning on their behalf for all chicken related issues.
Please note that Omlet takes no responsibility for the content of external links.
