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Calculated Shard: 10 (from laksa050)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa010.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/","crawl_time":1764875194,"first_indexed_time":1634346290,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,rabbittalk!\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/ s443","src_root_hash":"16682191739757507210","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Chickens in rabbit shed? | Rabbit Talk - Meat Rabbit & Farming Forum","meta_descriptions":["We are reworking a few things around our place, and planning to add raising meat chickens, while downsizing on rabbits. We have had far too many..."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"The rabbits smell worse than my chickens do, so I would not worry so much about the ammonia. If you are just going to do meat birds I would NOT suggest roosts - Cornish X and other fast growing meat birds have some serious joint issues from growing so fast, a roost (if they would even use it) is a recipe for disaster lots of blown knees, etc.  \nIf the rabbits are 4' off the ground the birds should not bother them from underneath, though you might try to keep them from getting on top. I put lots of hay on the top of my cages the chickens nest up there, the rabbits can nibble the bottom of the hay if they want (they rarely do since they also have hay racks always full) but it keeps any accidents from falling down. So I have hens jumping up on top of the cages I think it startled the does the first day I moved them in there now it totally doesn't phase them.  \nI have catch pans under all my cages because I like to move the droppings to the garden, but a friend houses her bucks over her birds with just drop-through cages the birds love the pellets and any dropped bits of food. They stir the droppings and reduce the problems with ammonia, etc.  \nAlso I deep litter bed my birds that is why their pens do not smell, the hens will stir the bedding fine but young birds need help so I stir it about once a week. I am in a very humid area so I use straw, not shavings as the shavings just hold the moisture and mold. \n__________ Fri Mar 08, 2013 9:38 pm __________ \nOh I should add I have does with kits in the isle of my chicken barn and my bucks are in an area the chickens love to be as well when they free range - the bottom of my cages are only about maybe 3' off the ground and have had zero problems the birds just want the rabbit's food when they realize they can't reach it they move on, that took them all of ten minutes to figure out now they just see the rabbit cages as a beautiful accessory to their ohmygodsoexpensivecanteverletmyhubbyseethereciepts coop... \nHowever I have to keep an eye on the turkey when I pull nestboxes and am checking on kits she would happily take one off my hands if they are down at her level ","attrs_markdown":"[![Rabbit Talk - Meat Rabbit & Farming Forum](https:\/\/cdn2.imagearchive.com\/imagearchive\/data\/assets\/2024-05\/1715130427_rt-logo.png)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/)\n\n[![Rabbit Talk - Meat Rabbit & Farming Forum](https:\/\/cdn2.imagearchive.com\/imagearchive\/data\/assets\/2024-05\/1715130427_rt-logo.png)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/)\n\n- [Forums](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/)\n  \n  [New posts](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/posts\/) [Search forums](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/search\/?type=post)\n- [What's new](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/)\n  \n  [Featured content](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/featured\/) [New posts](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/posts\/) [New media](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/media\/) [New media comments](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/media-comments\/) [Latest activity](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/latest-activity)\n- [Media](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/media\/)\n  \n  [New media](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/media\/) [New comments](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/media-comments\/) [Search media](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/search\/?type=xfmg_media)\n- [Members](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/)\n  \n  [Current visitors](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/online\/)\n\n[Log in](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/login\/)   [Register](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/register\/)\n\n[What's new](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/ \"What's new\")   [Search](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/search\/ \"Search\")\n\n- [New posts](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/whats-new\/posts\/)\n- [Search forums](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/search\/?type=post)\n\nMenu\n\n[Log in](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/login\/)\n***\n[Register](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/register\/)\n***\n\nInstall the app\n\nInstall\n\nHow to install the app on iOS\n\nFollow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.\n\n**Note:** This feature may not be available in some browsers.\n\n- Explore our related farming and agriculture communities:\n  \n  [Farming Forum](https:\/\/farming.forum\/) [Microgreens Forums](https:\/\/microgreensforums.com\/) [Hay Forum](https:\/\/hayforum.com\/)\n- If you have not, please join our official Meat Rabbit & Rabbit Farming Facebook Group!   \n    \n   [**Meat Rabbit & Rabbit Farming Facebook Group**](https:\/\/www.facebook.com\/groups\/meat.rabbit.farming\/)\n\n- [Rabbit Care & Feeding](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/#rabbit-care-feeding.9)\n- [Illnesses, Injuries & Parasites](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/forums\/illnesses-injuries-parasites.42\/)\n\nJavaScript is disabled. 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It may not display this or other websites correctly.  \nYou should upgrade or use an [alternative browser](https:\/\/www.google.com\/chrome\/).\n\n# Chickens in rabbit shed?\n- Thread starter [Autumnarcher](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/autumnarcher.1167\/)\n- Start date\n  [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/)\n\n[![Shop deals on ebay](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/uploads\/8a8839335ec23763e61f7166ef079e2a.jpg)](https:\/\/ebay.us\/K7ums5)\n\n[![shop deals on amazon](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/uploads\/796eabca562527225a37111194542381.jpg)](https:\/\/www.amazon.com\/gp\/search?ie=UTF8&tag=forumyield-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=9221ed9c40359b111245c46a8277a5e0&camp=1789&creative=9325&index=aps&keywords=rabbit+keeping+supplies)\n\n[![Advertise with us](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/uploads\/1218c1058ad503af62212c9dd4c13dd7.jpg)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/advertise)\n\n![Rabbit Talk - Meat Rabbit & Farming Forum](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/assets\/logo\/icon-96.png)\n\n### Help Support RabbitTalk:\n[Donate](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/donate)\n\nThis site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others.\n\n[A](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/autumnarcher.1167\/)\n\n#### [Autumnarcher](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/autumnarcher.1167\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nMar 29, 2012\n\nMessages\n\n49\n\nLocation\n\n[Michigan](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=Michigan)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147109)\n\n- [\\#1](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147109)\n\nWe are reworking a few things around our place, and planning to add raising meat chickens, while downsizing on rabbits. We have had far too many frustrations with the rabbits, having lost several litters of newborn kits throughthe winter. Along with the rising prices of pellets, we are finding they are not a cost effective means of raising for food, as well as a lot more work than we planned on. SO we are going to drop down to 3 does and 1 buck, so we will still have the pellets for garden fertilizer, and the ability to still do a few litters for meat.   \n   \n SO, my question is can I raise meat chickens in the same shed? The rabbit cages are about 4 feet off the floor. My thought was to cover floor with straw, and put some roosts just off the floor for about 20 meat chickens beneath the rabbits. IS this a good or bad idea? I can run a piece of chicken wire just beneath the bottoms of the cages to prevent any pecking from below if need be, but would the chickens stress the rabbits, particularly does with kits?\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147109 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[![MamaSheepdog](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/avatars\/m\/0\/865.jpg?1621570877)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/mamasheepdog.865\/)\n\n#### [MamaSheepdog](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/mamasheepdog.865\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nNov 3, 2011\n\nMessages\n\n18,730\n\nLocation\n\n[CA](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=CA)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147114)\n\n- [\\#2](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147114)\n\nSome people do raise chickens and rabbits together. The important thing is to keep the birds off of the top of the cages, but that might not be an issue with a heavy meat bird.   \n   \n The chicken wire sub floor is a good idea. We have one member who lost a litter of kits to chickens.  \n   \n The chickens will likely eat all of the rabbit droppings. I have a quarantine cage in my chicken coop and there are absolutely no rabbit droppings under the cage EVER.  \n   \n I believe Joel Salatin pioneered the idea, and calls it a Raken House.  \n   \n [http:\/\/www.polyfacefarms.com\/2011\/07\/25 ... d-rabbits\/](http:\/\/www.polyfacefarms.com\/2011\/07\/25\/forage-based-rabbits\/)\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147114 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[![Kyle@theWintertime](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/avatars\/m\/0\/851.jpg?1621570877)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/kyle-thewintertime.851\/)\n\n#### [Kyle@theWintertime](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/kyle-thewintertime.851\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nOct 20, 2011\n\nMessages\n\n4,093\n\nLocation\n\n[Western Michigan](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=Western+Michigan)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147123)\n\n- [\\#3](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147123)\n\nI've heard good things about keeping rabbits and chickens...the rabbit poop and any spilled feed gets cleaned up by the chickens, reducing some of their feed costs. ![:)](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f642.png) Just be careful as Mamasheepdog said to prevent the chickens from reaching the rabbits, or perching on top of their cages. ![:)](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f642.png)  \n   \n Someday when I have property of my own, I have some ideas for a cool rabbit-and-chicken setup. ![;)](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f609.png)\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147123 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[U](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/uk-backyardbunnies.1751\/)\n\n#### [UK-backyardbunnies](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/uk-backyardbunnies.1751\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nNov 9, 2012\n\nMessages\n\n137\n\nLocation\n\n[UK](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=UK)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147128)\n\n- [\\#4](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147128)\n\nSounds good but bear in mind chickens will eat mice, frogs etc - so don't drop any kits or allow access through the cage bars\/bottoms :O\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147128 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[C](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/coffeenutdesigns.1773\/)\n\n#### [coffeenutdesigns](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/coffeenutdesigns.1773\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nNov 19, 2012\n\nMessages\n\n1,129\n\nLocation\n\n[TX](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=TX)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147175)\n\n- [\\#5](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147175)\n\nWhat kind of meat chickens and how much space? Meat breeds tend to poop a LOT and STINK. Rabbits poop a LOT. Make sure it is well ventilated and you can clean it out often and the chickens all have room to move about, not that they will after they get too big. Meat chickens tend to be lazy because of their heavier size.\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147175 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[![Marinea](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/avatars\/m\/1\/1722.jpg?1621570883)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/marinea.1722\/)\n\n#### [Marinea](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/marinea.1722\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nOct 27, 2012\n\nMessages\n\n4,203\n\nLocation\n\n[Virginia](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=Virginia)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147216)\n\n- [\\#6](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147216)\n\nI'm with the caffeinated beverage (Coffee ![:P](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f61b.png)) I would be concerned about the ammonia. If the coop is well ventilated and cleaned out on a regular basis, I think you'd be fine.  \n   \n I would also either really slant the tops of the rabbit cages or add something on top of them to prevent roosting on top of them.  \n   \n If you decide to go this way, I would love to see pics of the set up. 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Joel Salatin has his chickens and rabbits together in one barn and it looks like it works well.\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147269 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[![countrymomma1991](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/avatars\/m\/2\/2011.jpg?1621570888)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/countrymomma1991.2011\/)\n\n#### [countrymomma1991](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/countrymomma1991.2011\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nFeb 5, 2013\n\nMessages\n\n109\n\nLocation\n\n[ohio](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=ohio)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147282)\n\n- [\\#8](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147282)\n\nI would deff do the wire to prevent them pecking them. Also make sure the chickens cannot get on top of the cages. But as long as the chickens stay under the rabbits, I see no problem with it. There is actually quite a few good things from it. One is saving space and reducing clean up ![:-)](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f642.png) Just make sure the place is well venitaled and it seems like you will have a fine runnign chicken\/rabbit coop ![:-)](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f642.png) good luck and keep us updated! I would love to know how it works out for you!\\!\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147282 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[![WallTenter](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/avatars\/m\/1\/1436.jpg?1621570883)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/walltenter.1436\/)\n\n#### [WallTenter](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/walltenter.1436\/)\n##### Well-known member\n\nJoined\n\nJun 29, 2012\n\nMessages\n\n119\n\nLocation\n\n[Oregon (OR)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/misc\/location-info?location=Oregon+%28OR%29)\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147288)\n\n- [\\#9](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147288)\n\nThe rabbits smell worse than my chickens do, so I would not worry so much about the ammonia. If you are just going to do meat birds I would NOT suggest roosts - Cornish X and other fast growing meat birds have some serious joint issues from growing so fast, a roost (if they would even use it) is a recipe for disaster lots of blown knees, etc.   \n   \n If the rabbits are 4' off the ground the birds should not bother them from underneath, though you might try to keep them from getting on top. I put lots of hay on the top of my cages the chickens nest up there, the rabbits can nibble the bottom of the hay if they want (they rarely do since they also have hay racks always full) but it keeps any accidents from falling down. So I have hens jumping up on top of the cages I think it startled the does the first day I moved them in there now it totally doesn't phase them.   \n   \n I have catch pans under all my cages because I like to move the droppings to the garden, but a friend houses her bucks over her birds with just drop-through cages the birds love the pellets and any dropped bits of food. They stir the droppings and reduce the problems with ammonia, etc.   \n   \n Also I deep litter bed my birds that is why their pens do not smell, the hens will stir the bedding fine but young birds need help so I stir it about once a week. I am in a very humid area so I use straw, not shavings as the shavings just hold the moisture and mold.  \n   \n \\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_ Fri Mar 08, 2013 9:38 pm \\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_\\_  \n   \n Oh I should add I have does with kits in the isle of my chicken barn and my bucks are in an area the chickens love to be as well when they free range - the bottom of my cages are only about maybe 3' off the ground and have had zero problems the birds just want the rabbit's food when they realize they can't reach it they move on, that took them all of ten minutes to figure out now they just see the rabbit cages as a beautiful accessory to their ohmygodsoexpensivecanteverletmyhubbyseethereciepts coop...  \n   \n However I have to keep an eye on the turkey when I pull nestboxes and am checking on kits she would happily take one off my hands if they are down at her level ![:D](https:\/\/cdn.jsdelivr.net\/joypixels\/assets\/8.0\/png\/unicode\/64\/1f600.png)\n\n[Reply](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/reply?quote=147288 \"Reply, quoting this message\")\n\n[![Miss M](https:\/\/cdn.imagearchive.com\/rabbittalk\/data\/avatars\/m\/0\/129.jpg?1621570869)](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/miss-m.129\/)\n\n#### [Miss M](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/members\/miss-m.129\/)\n##### Well-known member\n[****Rabbit Talk Supporter****](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/account\/upgrades)\n\nJoined\n\nJan 20, 2010\n\nMessages\n\n14,520\n\n- [Mar 8, 2013](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147293)\n\n- [\\#10](https:\/\/rabbittalk.com\/threads\/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593\/post-147293)\n\nI have my growing laying pullets in my rabbit shed. We just built a coop off the side of the rabbitry for them, too, but they have constant access to the rabbitry. They do dig and stir the deep bed pine shavings I have under there. You have to have it for the whole floor, not just under the rabbits, because it will be on the whole floor anyway.  \n   \n The chickens haven't bothered the rabbits, except for once or twice trying to figure a way to get on top of the cages. 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Boilerpipe Text	The rabbits smell worse than my chickens do, so I would not worry so much about the ammonia. If you are just going to do meat birds I would NOT suggest roosts - Cornish X and other fast growing meat birds have some serious joint issues from growing so fast, a roost (if they would even use it) is a recipe for disaster lots of blown knees, etc. If the rabbits are 4' off the ground the birds should not bother them from underneath, though you might try to keep them from getting on top. I put lots of hay on the top of my cages the chickens nest up there, the rabbits can nibble the bottom of the hay if they want (they rarely do since they also have hay racks always full) but it keeps any accidents from falling down. So I have hens jumping up on top of the cages I think it startled the does the first day I moved them in there now it totally doesn't phase them. I have catch pans under all my cages because I like to move the droppings to the garden, but a friend houses her bucks over her birds with just drop-through cages the birds love the pellets and any dropped bits of food. They stir the droppings and reduce the problems with ammonia, etc. Also I deep litter bed my birds that is why their pens do not smell, the hens will stir the bedding fine but young birds need help so I stir it about once a week. I am in a very humid area so I use straw, not shavings as the shavings just hold the moisture and mold. __________ Fri Mar 08, 2013 9:38 pm __________ Oh I should add I have does with kits in the isle of my chicken barn and my bucks are in an area the chickens love to be as well when they free range - the bottom of my cages are only about maybe 3' off the ground and have had zero problems the birds just want the rabbit's food when they realize they can't reach it they move on, that took them all of ten minutes to figure out now they just see the rabbit cages as a beautiful accessory to their ohmygodsoexpensivecanteverletmyhubbyseethereciepts coop... However I have to keep an eye on the turkey when I pull nestboxes and am checking on kits she would happily take one off my hands if they are down at her level
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You should upgrade or use an [alternative browser](https://www.google.com/chrome/). # Chickens in rabbit shed? - Thread starter [Autumnarcher](https://rabbittalk.com/members/autumnarcher.1167/) - Start date [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/) [![Shop deals on ebay](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/uploads/8a8839335ec23763e61f7166ef079e2a.jpg)](https://ebay.us/K7ums5) [![shop deals on amazon](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/uploads/796eabca562527225a37111194542381.jpg)](https://www.amazon.com/gp/search?ie=UTF8&tag=forumyield-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=9221ed9c40359b111245c46a8277a5e0&camp=1789&creative=9325&index=aps&keywords=rabbit+keeping+supplies) [![Advertise with us](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/uploads/1218c1058ad503af62212c9dd4c13dd7.jpg)](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/advertise) ![Rabbit Talk - Meat Rabbit & Farming Forum](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/assets/logo/icon-96.png) ### Help Support RabbitTalk: [Donate](https://rabbittalk.com/donate) This site may earn a commission from merchant affiliate links, including eBay, Amazon, and others. [A](https://rabbittalk.com/members/autumnarcher.1167/) #### [Autumnarcher](https://rabbittalk.com/members/autumnarcher.1167/) ##### Well-known member Joined Mar 29, 2012 Messages 49 Location [Michigan](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=Michigan) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147109) - [\#1](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147109) We are reworking a few things around our place, and planning to add raising meat chickens, while downsizing on rabbits. We have had far too many frustrations with the rabbits, having lost several litters of newborn kits throughthe winter. Along with the rising prices of pellets, we are finding they are not a cost effective means of raising for food, as well as a lot more work than we planned on. SO we are going to drop down to 3 does and 1 buck, so we will still have the pellets for garden fertilizer, and the ability to still do a few litters for meat. SO, my question is can I raise meat chickens in the same shed? The rabbit cages are about 4 feet off the floor. My thought was to cover floor with straw, and put some roosts just off the floor for about 20 meat chickens beneath the rabbits. IS this a good or bad idea? I can run a piece of chicken wire just beneath the bottoms of the cages to prevent any pecking from below if need be, but would the chickens stress the rabbits, particularly does with kits? [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147109 "Reply, quoting this message") [![MamaSheepdog](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/avatars/m/0/865.jpg?1621570877)](https://rabbittalk.com/members/mamasheepdog.865/) #### [MamaSheepdog](https://rabbittalk.com/members/mamasheepdog.865/) ##### Well-known member Joined Nov 3, 2011 Messages 18,730 Location [CA](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=CA) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147114) - [\#2](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147114) Some people do raise chickens and rabbits together. The important thing is to keep the birds off of the top of the cages, but that might not be an issue with a heavy meat bird. The chicken wire sub floor is a good idea. We have one member who lost a litter of kits to chickens. The chickens will likely eat all of the rabbit droppings. I have a quarantine cage in my chicken coop and there are absolutely no rabbit droppings under the cage EVER. I believe Joel Salatin pioneered the idea, and calls it a Raken House. [http://www.polyfacefarms.com/2011/07/25 ... d-rabbits/](http://www.polyfacefarms.com/2011/07/25/forage-based-rabbits/) [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147114 "Reply, quoting this message") [![Kyle@theWintertime](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/avatars/m/0/851.jpg?1621570877)](https://rabbittalk.com/members/kyle-thewintertime.851/) #### [Kyle@theWintertime](https://rabbittalk.com/members/kyle-thewintertime.851/) ##### Well-known member Joined Oct 20, 2011 Messages 4,093 Location [Western Michigan](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=Western+Michigan) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147123) - [\#3](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147123) I've heard good things about keeping rabbits and chickens...the rabbit poop and any spilled feed gets cleaned up by the chickens, reducing some of their feed costs. ![:)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png) Just be careful as Mamasheepdog said to prevent the chickens from reaching the rabbits, or perching on top of their cages. ![:)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png) Someday when I have property of my own, I have some ideas for a cool rabbit-and-chicken setup. ![;)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f609.png) [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147123 "Reply, quoting this message") [U](https://rabbittalk.com/members/uk-backyardbunnies.1751/) #### [UK-backyardbunnies](https://rabbittalk.com/members/uk-backyardbunnies.1751/) ##### Well-known member Joined Nov 9, 2012 Messages 137 Location [UK](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=UK) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147128) - [\#4](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147128) Sounds good but bear in mind chickens will eat mice, frogs etc - so don't drop any kits or allow access through the cage bars/bottoms :O [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147128 "Reply, quoting this message") [C](https://rabbittalk.com/members/coffeenutdesigns.1773/) #### [coffeenutdesigns](https://rabbittalk.com/members/coffeenutdesigns.1773/) ##### Well-known member Joined Nov 19, 2012 Messages 1,129 Location [TX](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=TX) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147175) - [\#5](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147175) What kind of meat chickens and how much space? Meat breeds tend to poop a LOT and STINK. Rabbits poop a LOT. Make sure it is well ventilated and you can clean it out often and the chickens all have room to move about, not that they will after they get too big. Meat chickens tend to be lazy because of their heavier size. [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147175 "Reply, quoting this message") [![Marinea](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/avatars/m/1/1722.jpg?1621570883)](https://rabbittalk.com/members/marinea.1722/) #### [Marinea](https://rabbittalk.com/members/marinea.1722/) ##### Well-known member Joined Oct 27, 2012 Messages 4,203 Location [Virginia](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=Virginia) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147216) - [\#6](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147216) I'm with the caffeinated beverage (Coffee ![:P](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png)) I would be concerned about the ammonia. If the coop is well ventilated and cleaned out on a regular basis, I think you'd be fine. I would also either really slant the tops of the rabbit cages or add something on top of them to prevent roosting on top of them. If you decide to go this way, I would love to see pics of the set up. Our chicken coop/run would be a great space for quarantine rabbit cages for us. 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Joel Salatin has his chickens and rabbits together in one barn and it looks like it works well. [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147269 "Reply, quoting this message") [![countrymomma1991](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/avatars/m/2/2011.jpg?1621570888)](https://rabbittalk.com/members/countrymomma1991.2011/) #### [countrymomma1991](https://rabbittalk.com/members/countrymomma1991.2011/) ##### Well-known member Joined Feb 5, 2013 Messages 109 Location [ohio](https://rabbittalk.com/misc/location-info?location=ohio) - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147282) - [\#8](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147282) I would deff do the wire to prevent them pecking them. Also make sure the chickens cannot get on top of the cages. But as long as the chickens stay under the rabbits, I see no problem with it. There is actually quite a few good things from it. One is saving space and reducing clean up ![:-)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png) Just make sure the place is well venitaled and it seems like you will have a fine runnign chicken/rabbit coop ![:-)](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f642.png) good luck and keep us updated! I would love to know how it works out for you!\! 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If you are just going to do meat birds I would NOT suggest roosts - Cornish X and other fast growing meat birds have some serious joint issues from growing so fast, a roost (if they would even use it) is a recipe for disaster lots of blown knees, etc. If the rabbits are 4' off the ground the birds should not bother them from underneath, though you might try to keep them from getting on top. I put lots of hay on the top of my cages the chickens nest up there, the rabbits can nibble the bottom of the hay if they want (they rarely do since they also have hay racks always full) but it keeps any accidents from falling down. So I have hens jumping up on top of the cages I think it startled the does the first day I moved them in there now it totally doesn't phase them. I have catch pans under all my cages because I like to move the droppings to the garden, but a friend houses her bucks over her birds with just drop-through cages the birds love the pellets and any dropped bits of food. They stir the droppings and reduce the problems with ammonia, etc. Also I deep litter bed my birds that is why their pens do not smell, the hens will stir the bedding fine but young birds need help so I stir it about once a week. I am in a very humid area so I use straw, not shavings as the shavings just hold the moisture and mold. \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Fri Mar 08, 2013 9:38 pm \_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ Oh I should add I have does with kits in the isle of my chicken barn and my bucks are in an area the chickens love to be as well when they free range - the bottom of my cages are only about maybe 3' off the ground and have had zero problems the birds just want the rabbit's food when they realize they can't reach it they move on, that took them all of ten minutes to figure out now they just see the rabbit cages as a beautiful accessory to their ohmygodsoexpensivecanteverletmyhubbyseethereciepts coop... However I have to keep an eye on the turkey when I pull nestboxes and am checking on kits she would happily take one off my hands if they are down at her level ![:D](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f600.png) [Reply](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/reply?quote=147288 "Reply, quoting this message") [![Miss M](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/rabbittalk/data/avatars/m/0/129.jpg?1621570869)](https://rabbittalk.com/members/miss-m.129/) #### [Miss M](https://rabbittalk.com/members/miss-m.129/) ##### Well-known member [**Rabbit Talk Supporter**](https://rabbittalk.com/account/upgrades) Joined Jan 20, 2010 Messages 14,520 - [Mar 8, 2013](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147293) - [\#10](https://rabbittalk.com/threads/chickens-in-rabbit-shed.13593/post-147293) I have my growing laying pullets in my rabbit shed. We just built a coop off the side of the rabbitry for them, too, but they have constant access to the rabbitry. They do dig and stir the deep bed pine shavings I have under there. You have to have it for the whole floor, not just under the rabbits, because it will be on the whole floor anyway. The chickens haven't bothered the rabbits, except for once or twice trying to figure a way to get on top of the cages. The cages are about 3.5 feet off the ground. 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