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Feldy Afternoon Delight Veggie 2kg

Feldy Afternoon Delight Veggie 2kg

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Feldy Afternoon Delight Veggie 2kg — Vegetable Treat Mix for Chickens

Feldy Afternoon Delight Veggie is a blend of seeds and grains enriched with vegetables, designed as a supplementary afternoon treat for chickens. Combining wheat, maize, red dari and sunflower varieties with carrot, pepper and chilli, plus oyster shell for calcium, it provides variety and encourages natural foraging behaviour.

Made in Britain by Feldy, this treat mix is free from artificial additives and suitable as a complementary feed alongside a balanced diet.

Key Benefits

  • Wheat, maize, red dari and sunflower seeds — varied grain base
  • Enriched with carrot, pepper and chilli
  • Oyster shell included for calcium and eggshell support
  • Encourages natural foraging behaviour
  • No artificial additives
  • Made in Britain — 2kg tub

How to Feed

Offer as an afternoon treat, scattered on the ground or in a suitable feeder. Feed as a supplement alongside a complete balanced diet — not as a sole feed. Ensure fresh water is always available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a complete feed?
No — Afternoon Delight Veggie is a supplementary treat mix. It should be fed alongside a complete balanced diet such as layers pellets or mash.

Why does it contain chilli?
Chickens cannot taste capsaicin (the compound that makes chilli hot), so they enjoy it without any discomfort. Chilli is a natural ingredient that adds variety to the mix.

Is the oyster shell in this mix enough for my hens?
The oyster shell in this mix provides a calcium boost, but laying hens with high calcium demands may benefit from additional oyster shell grit offered separately.

How does this differ from the Fruity version?
The Veggie version contains carrot, pepper and chilli, while the Fruity version contains apple, tomato, mint, basil and peas. Both share the same grain base and oyster shell.

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