Feldy Chicken Pecking Blocks | Choose Your Flavour - Wellbeing Pets

Feldy Chicken Pecking Blocks | Choose Your Flavour

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£6.25
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Feldy Chicken Pecking Blocks | Choose Your Flavour - Wellbeing Pets

Feldy Chicken Pecking Blocks | Choose Your Flavour

£6.25
Pick your Flavour

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A convenient hanging chicken treat pecking block for poultry and wild birds. Made by feldy from a selection of natural ingredients.

High in oils, protein and calcium for eggshell and feather quality.

The perfect boredom busting hanging chicken treat in a 1.25Kg Block.

Select Original, with garlic, with seaweed or with Mixed Berrys The selectable flavours of these pecker blocks help support the bird's diet and wellbeing, ensuring that they are both entertained and healthy.

  • Original
  • Garlic -  good for immune system, egg production, natural gut flora.
  • Seaweed - good for egg quality, immunity & gut
  • MIxed Berrys - Enhanced vitamins and minerals, encourages eating.

Can prevent feather pecking as it keeps the birds occupied and so reduced aggression. Please note the packaging is often broken and the contents can crack and split making the hanging twine redundant.  Just leave them on the floor like the feldy pecking balls and the chickens will devour them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I feed this product?

Follow the feeding directions on the pack and treat complementary foods as part of a balanced poultry diet.

Can treats replace a complete feed?

No. Treats and enrichment products should complement, not replace, an appropriate complete feed.

How should it be stored?

Keep feed products sealed, dry and protected from pests, following the manufacturer’s storage guidance.

PRODUCT INFORMATION

At a glance

BrandChartley Chucks
Product typeChicken Feed & Treat
Suitable forChickens

Check the ingredients, pack size, feeding guidance, species and age suitability, and any storage instructions shown above. Treats and complementary feeds should be used within the supplier’s feeding guidance as part of an appropriate overall diet.

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