| Description | A required feeding supplement, Cluckin Good Poultry Grit is necessary for the healthy development of a chicken's gizzard. | A high protein complete feed formulated for layer chickens, especially during molting. | | A non-GMO complete feed for laying chickens. | Watch your chickens dance and peck in a frenzy for these natural whole-dried mealworms! |
Premium, natural* nutrition to support feather growth during molt and egg production year-round.
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A required feeding supplement, Cluckin Good Poultry Grit is necessary for the healthy development of a chicken's gizzard. The gizzard aids in digestion, and allows for maximum nutrient benefits from poultry feed. Made up of insoluble crushed quartzite or granite, grit remains in the bird's gizzard to help with digestion. Grit is an essential part of your bird's diet and should always be provided, especially if there is no access to small rocks.
Key Benefits
- Complete feed for chickens and ducks.
- USDA certified organic and NON-GMO project verified.
- Soy and corn-free.
- Raw and unprocessed.
- Grown and milled in the Pacific NW.
| | A Non-GMO Project Verified complete feed formulated for laying chickens.
| | Watch your chickens dance and peck in a frenzy for these natural whole-dried mealworms!
Contains natural dried mealworms that chickens absolutely love to eat. Dried mealworms offer chickens the taste they love without the inconvenience of storing and handling live worms. | Premium, natural* nutrition to support feather growth during molt and egg production year-round.
NatureWise® Feather Fixer 18% Poultry Feed is crafted with the right balance of protein, amino acids, chelated minerals, and fat to support feather growth during molt as well as keep your birds looking their best all year long. Fortified with vitamin D3 and essential oils for healthier hens and eggs, maximized egg production, superior eggshell strength, and noticeably vibrant egg yolks. It is an excellent choice to keep your hens and roosters looking their best.
*As defined by AAFCO (American Association of Feed Control Officials)
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