Meet Verm-X Ambassador Claudia from Bury Green Poultry

We are so excited to introduce our newest Verm-X Ambassador, Claudia Audley from Bury Green Poultry.
 
Through her website, her subscription courses and especially through her incredible Instagram account, Claudia advises chicken keepers on how to keep their flocks happy and healthy. We were so pleased to learn from Claudia that she has been using Verm-X to keep her flock healthy for years and recommends us to her clients. An authority on all things related to chicken keeping, we couldn't wait for the opportunity to ask Claudia a few questions about her life and her flock.

How long have you been into poultry keeping? 

I’ve been keeping and breeding a variety of chickens and bantams for over 24 years, everyone refers to me as the ‘chicken lady’! I run Bury Green Poultry based in Hertfordshire and having tried and tested many feeds over the years, I can safely say that the BGP birds thrive most from consuming Verm-X.

What do you enjoy about raising hens?

Having happy hens makes me happy and makes chicken keeping a thoroughly enjoyable experience. The health and wellbeing of my flock is of the utmost importance to me.

Why have you chosen Verm-X for your flock?

I believe that prevention is better than cure and this is why I love feeding my flock Verm-X; the products are made with 100% natural active ingredients and consist of a large variety of herbs which aid intestinal hygiene and boost the immune system, thus preventing illness and internal parasites.

Additionally, my flock’s plumage gleams and my hens’ eggs are full of flavour, it’s clear that they’re getting the healthiest, most wholesome sustenance.

 

We are so excited to be working with Claudia and for the opportunity this brings for us to share the latest on poultry keeping tips and tricks with our customers. We'd love to hear from you with any questions or suggestions regarding poultry rearing topics that we can explore, you can email rosy@verm-x.com with your comments.

September 27, 2023 — Verm-X
Tags: Ambassador Blog
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