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- 2X
from CHF 12.60
Feed additive for various animal species, strengthens vitality & the immune system
Anima Strath -
- 2X
from CHF 38.20
Feed additive in tablet form for various animal species, strengthens vitality & the immune system
Anima Strath -
- 2X
CHF 33.20Pelleted organic complete food for laying hens with oregano & marigold flowers
BioPetFood -
- 2X
from CHF 23.00
Feed additive for various animal species, strengthens vitality & the immune system
Anima Strath -
- 2X
from CHF 42.10
Cereal mixture with 3 mm laying pellets from the first egg
VERSELE-LAGA -
CHF 34.20Balanced grain mixture with laying pellets
duvoplus -
- 2X
CHF 58.60Rich and tasty mineral mixture for poultry
VERSELE-LAGA -
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- 2X
from CHF 40.40
CHF 57.70Supplementary feed for chicks and quails with very finely crushed maize and small seeds
VERSELE-LAGA -
- New
- 2X
CHF 37.30Organic Pelleted Poultry Feed (Complete Feed) with Oregano and Reduced Soy Content
BioPetFood -
- 2X
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- 2X
CHF 57.70100 % natural feed supplement for calming and stress reduction
Casozen -
- 2X
CHF 55.80100 % natural feed supplement for calming and stress reduction
Casozen -
- 2X
CHF 35.20100 % natural feed supplement for calming and stress reduction
Casozen
Chicken feed is an important factor for the health and performance of chickens. There are different types of feed that should be adapted according to the age, breed and housing of the chickens.
Some general tips for choosing and feeding chicken feed are:
Composition
Ensure a balanced composition of protein, carbohydrates, fats, minerals and vitamins. Too much or too little of any one nutrient can lead to deficiency symptoms or obesity.
Fresh food
Avoid feed that contains mold, vermin or foreign bodies. These can make the chickens ill or injure them.
Water
Always offer the chickens fresh, clean water. Water is essential for the chickens' digestion, egg production and temperature regulation.
Needs
Take into account the needs of the different age groups and breeds of chickens. Chicks need more protein and energy than adult chickens, laying hens need more calcium for shell formation than broilers, bantams need less feed than large breeds, etc.
Variety in feeding
Offer the chickens variety in the form of green feed, fruit, vegetables or grains. These can have a positive influence on the chickens' health, well-being and behavior.
Feed the chickens regularly and in appropriate quantities. Too much feed leads to wasted feed and obesity, too little feed leads to hunger and stress.
