Evermo Poultry Farm

🔍 Did you know?
- Baby quails start running around just hours after hatching!
- They grow incredibly fast—watch closely, and you’ll see changes daily!
- Their tiny size doesn’t stop them from having big personalities!

Want to learn more about raising quails? Stay tuned for tips, fun facts, and behind-the-scenes updates from our farm.

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Activated Charcoal can be a helpful supportive natural remedy for chicks, but it’s not a primary dewormer. Here’s how to use it safely and effectively:

How Charcoal Helps Chicks
1. Detoxification – Binds toxins, bacteria, and mild parasites in the gut, aiding digestion.
2. Reduces Gas & Bloating – Helps with upset stomachs from feed changes or mild infections.
3. Emergency Poison Control – Used in cases of suspected poisoning (e.g., moldy feed).

How to Use Charcoal for Chicks
✔ Type: Activated charcoal (food-grade, NOT regular barbecue charcoal).
✔ Dosage:
- Mix ½ to 1 teaspoon per liter of water (for 1–2 days).
- OR sprinkle a pinch in feed (1–2 times weekly).
✔ Duration: Max 2 days in a row (long-term use can block nutrient absorption).

⚠️ Important Notes
- NOT a standalone dewormer – Works best combined with garlic, pumpkin seeds, or ACV.
- Do NOT overuse – Can cause constipation or nutrient deficiencies.
- Always provide clean water – Charcoal can dehydrate if not balanced.

Best Paired With (For Full Deworming Effect)
- Garlic water (antiparasitic)
- Pumpkin seeds (expels worms)
- Probiotics (restores gut health after detox)

Try this routine:
1. Day 1–2: Charcoal water (toxin cleanse).
2. Day 3–5: Garlic + pumpkin seeds (attack worms).
3. Day 6+: Probiotics (yogurt or ACV) to rebuild gut health.

Would you like a full weekly schedule? Let us know Tulibonse. 🐣🌿