My chicken stopped eating
Know what to check first and what changes matter.
Ask questions, identify health problems, keep flock records and get practical guidance whenever your chickens need you.
When you’re worried
Start with what you’ve noticed. Hennie helps you understand what matters and when to call a vet.
Know what to check first and what changes matter.
Understand what the change may be telling you.
Recognise warning signs and judge how urgent they are.
Check the right signs and know when to seek care.
Narrow down whether season, stress, diet or health is involved.
Judge the urgency and know when a vet is the right call.
Why trust Flockline
Built from veterinary information, extension research and practical poultry knowledge, with sources you can review.
Three simple steps
Skip endless searching and get practical guidance whenever something doesn’t seem right.
Notice a change in appetite, droppings, breathing, behaviour or egg production.
Describe what’s happening or upload a photo. Ask follow-up questions until you’re confident.
Understand what you’re seeing, when to monitor it and when veterinary care is needed.
👋 Hi, I'm Hennie.
Whether something feels wrong or you just want reassurance, describe what's happening, upload a photo or ask a question. I'll help you understand what you're seeing and guide you through the next steps with practical, easy-to-follow advice.
Why keepers choose Flockline
Get one calm answer shaped around your flock, instead of sorting through conflicting advice.
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| Knows your flock | Yes, personalised | No | No | No | During visits |
| Remembers previous issues | Yes | No | No | No | If records exist |
| Available 24/7 | Yes | Yes | Varies | Yes | Appointment required |
| Personalised guidance | Yes | General info | Sometimes | General info | Yes, clinical |
| Explains why | Yes | Varies | Varies | Varies | Yes |
| Clear next actions | Yes | Varies | Varies | Varies | Yes |
| Ongoing monitoring | Yes | No | No | No | Follow-ups |
| Cost & convenience | Simple monthly plan | Free · fragmented | Free · mixed quality | Free · time-consuming | Higher cost · scheduled |
| Peace of mind | Structured & calm | Overwhelming | Inconsistent | Inconsistent | Strong for emergencies |
Flockline supports education and day-to-day guidance. It does not replace emergency veterinary care. If your bird is in distress, contact a qualified veterinarian promptly.
Care with context
Health guidance, prevention and flock records that help you care with confidence.
Understand symptoms and patterns with clear next steps.
Stay ahead of seasonal and husbandry risks before they escalate.
Keep bird-level context so advice fits your actual flock.
Spot production changes early and connect them to what’s going on.
Practical prompts when conditions affect coop comfort and care.
Build confidence with clear articles and guided answers.
Simple pricing
Full access, no hidden tiers and no surprise fees.
$4.99/month
30 days free · Card required · $0 today
Flockline helps you understand what you are seeing and what to do next. It does not diagnose, treat, or replace veterinary care. If your bird is in distress, contact a veterinarian.
Questions
Flockline is a 24/7 chicken care assistant for backyard keepers. It helps you understand what’s going on with your flock, decide what to do next, and know when a veterinarian is the right call.
No, and we would never claim to be. Flockline supports education and day-to-day guidance. It does not replace emergency veterinary care.
You get full access for 30 days. A card is required at checkout, but you will not be charged until the trial ends. After the trial, the plan is $4.99/month and you can cancel anytime from the app.
Guidance is shaped by veterinary literature, extension-service resources, and practical poultry knowledge. For anything uncertain or serious, Flockline helps you recognise when a vet visit is the right call.
Health symptoms, droppings, eggs, behaviour, feed, coop conditions, integrating birds, seasonal care, and more.
If your bird is in acute distress, contact a veterinarian or emergency avian service immediately. Flockline can help you organise what you’re seeing. It is not an emergency response service.
Your conversations and flock data are treated as private. Read more in our privacy policy.
Yes. One plan is designed to cover your flock, with context that helps guidance stay relevant to your birds over time.
Ask Hennie whenever something feels wrong and get clear, practical guidance for your flock.
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