01608 683912
aagoodlifeco@gmail.com
Advanced Chicken Keeping Courses
New dates for 2025 coming soon
You will learn about:
- Observation of looks and behaviour
- Handling your hens
- Introducing new chickens
- Treating injuries
- Feeding your hens
- Common Health Supplements
- Diagnosing and treatment of common illnesses
- Learn from others in the discussion and questions session
Chicken handling and cake eating are compulsory (although not at the same time!), and you will get plenty of opportunities to ask questions as the course is steered by your requirements. Please don’t hesitate to call the yard on 01608 683912 should you have any further queries. This course lasts around 2.5 hours, and is very detailed, so we don't recommend it to children under 12 years.
You will receive a compre-HEN-sive goody bag full of supplier information, course notes, pens, free gift, samples and much more
All courses start at 11am and are held at the The old Methodist Chapel, Oxhill, our local village.
To book either select one of the options below and pay online, or telephone the office on 01608 683912 and pay by card. Alternatively, email us on aagoodlifeco@gmail.com
Full payment must be made prior to the course.
Alternatively please contact Cotswold Chickens on 01608 683912 or email aagoodlifeco@gmail.com
Full payment must be made prior to the course.
I am more confident, comfortable and possibly even more caring as an owner now and my girls had better start getting used to MUCH more handling!
An enjoyable and informative session (and fellow students - Wendy and I had a great time and it was lovely to meet you all). Gary & Wendy
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Hello, just wanted to thank you for your wisdom - it seems like you're the 'go to' expert on lice and mites! I'm new to chicken-keeping and on Sunday found out that one of my girls has northern fowl mite. I went to the vet, who gave me Xeno 450 - I dosed the birds, sprayed the coop etc., diaried for when they next needed to be treated according to the instructions (2 weeks) and then hoped I'd sorted it.
This morning I checked the coop and no mites to be seen - yay! Then I checked Constance and 
still mites moving around on her. Not as many, but the ones that are there look pretty lively. So off I went hunting again, and found your comment on the mites thread (which I had read through but missed your comment the first time) about Xeno not working for NFM! I've spoken to the vet and am waiting for a call back as to how to get hold of the stuff that's needed. But I just wanted to say thanks because I hadn't been able to find that info anywhere else! Via email
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