Johnson's Poultry Apple Cider Vinegar Conditioner

Poultry keeping has more folk remedies attached to it than most pet keeping, and apple cider vinegar is one of the oldest — added to the drinker rather than the feed, on the theory that a flock's overall condition and laying settle better with it in the water.

Johnson's frame this one plainly as a traditional natural remedy rather than a scientifically-dosed treatment, aimed at helping maintain good health, condition and egg laying, and also mentioned as a traditional deterrent for worms. It's for chickens, fowl, turkeys, ducks and geese, and comes as a 500ml bottle.

• 500ml bottle
• Apple cider vinegar based
• Traditional remedy for general health and condition
• Also traditionally used as a worm deterrent
• For chickens, fowl, turkeys, ducks and geese

On the worming claim. Johnson's describe this as a traditional deterrent, not a licensed wormer with proven efficacy data behind it — if you're managing a known worm burden in a flock, this sits alongside proper worming practice rather than replacing it, and a poultry-experienced vet is the right call for anything more than routine maintenance.

Who it's for: keepers who like a traditional, minimal-ingredient approach to general flock condition, added to the water rather than mixed into feed.