🐓 Elevate your flock’s feed game — because your layers deserve the best!
VERSATILE FOR ALL BREEDS SIZES - Tailored to support every adult poultry, including re-homed ex-battery hens.
BULK 20 KG PACK FOR LONG TERM USE - Generous quantity to keep your flock thriving without frequent repurchasing.
PREMIUM PELLET FORM FOR EASY FEEDING - Convenient pellet shape ensures minimal waste and consistent intake.
COMPLEMENT YOUR FANCY POULTRY REGIMEN - Designed to enhance and work seamlessly with other premium poultry products.
BALANCED NUTRITION FOR PEAK PRODUCTIVITY - Formulated to optimize egg-laying and hen health with high-quality ingredients.
Layers Mash Complete Poultry Feed is a 20 kg high-specification pellet feed designed for adult poultry of all breeds. It offers balanced nutrition to support egg production and hen health, suitable for traditional feeding methods and re-homed ex-battery hens. Allergen-free and easy to store, this premium feed complements other poultry products for a thriving flock.
Specifications
Pet Type
Bird
Package Dimensions
64 x 44 x 4.6 cm; 20 kg
Item model number
07FFLM
Breed Recommendation
All Breed Sizes
Pet Life Stage
Adult
Flavor
Horse, Fish, Orange
Item Form
Pellet
Allergen Information
Allergen-Free
Colour
transparent
Size
20 kg (Pack of 1)
Number of Items
1
Quantity
1
Storage Information
Keep Dry
Specific Uses
Active
Batteries required
No
Batteries Included
No
Item Weight
20 kg
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Reviews
4.4
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R**A
Good mash
My chickens loves it
A**S
Great shells
Went for the mash instead of pellets more work as have to make porridge every time but the chickens really appreciate it as they chase me for it every day . Gives good shells and feeds them up well ., i use corn as well for feed so good double act
C**E
Chickens love it
Chickens love the food especially warmed through with a splash of hot water. Great egg quality toon
R**Y
Great for rescue hens used to mash.
I was struggling with getting my three rescue girls to eat pellets; they must have been on mash before so I thought I would try this. They love it and their condition is starting to pick up after only a week on it. It is a bit more time consuming having to mix it up with warm water in the morning, but it's worth it as they are not wasting any and they are happier, healthier birds. I tried giving it to them dry but the wind blew it everywhere and they weren't keen.
H**N
Loved by my girls
My girls love the mash more than the pellets.
O**
Twice as expensive
Good quality feed, however it's twice as expensive than from a farmers' supply shop. Normally only pay £7 for 25kg . Only in an emergency I think!
P**P
Dusty & finely milled, but OK if you add water
Very fine and dusty, but ok once water is added to make porridge. My free range Blackrock hens seem to like their porridge in the mornings and gobble it up.Only just started using so will update my review once they’ve been on it for a little while
J**E
It was wet and not fit to feed to my chickens.
Wasted.
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Khalid Z.
Great experience from order to delivery. Highly recommended!
1 week ago
Ayesha M.
The product exactly matches the description. Very satisfied with my purchase.
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