Glasses for hens, pheasants, partridges or poultry

Due to a lack of protein or vitamins, poultry often peck each other, tirelessly attracted by the brightly coloured wounds of their fellow birds.

Pecking can lead to cannibalism and even death. There are therefore devices to combat pecking, including these glasses for hens, also suitable for pheasants, partridges and other poultry.

The pair of glasses reduces the visibility of the poultry, which does not perceive the wounds of its fellow creatures. It is fixed with pins.