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Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls 25 Pack

Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls 25 Pack

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Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls 25 Pack — High Energy Boredom Buster for Chickens

Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls are high-energy treat balls designed to keep your flock entertained and nourished. Made from ground wheat, whole wheat, cut maize, flour, flaked white pea and dried grass, each ball is high in protein, fibre, vitamins and minerals. The added chopped grass provides natural enrichment and supports a healthy digestive system.

Suitable for use in a food ball feeder or scattered on the ground to encourage natural foraging. Made in Britain by Feldy. 25 balls per tub.

Key Benefits

  • 25 balls per tub — great value for regular feeding
  • High in protein, fibre, vitamins and minerals
  • With added chopped grass — supports healthy digestion
  • Natural energy source
  • Enrichment treat — reduces boredom
  • Use in a food ball feeder or scatter on the ground
  • Made in Britain

How to Feed

Place in a suitable food ball feeder or scatter on the ground for your birds to forage. Suitable as a supplementary treat alongside a complete balanced diet — not as a sole feed. Ensure fresh water is always available.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these in a standard fat ball feeder?
Yes — Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls are designed to be used in a food ball feeder or fed on the ground. Check the feeder opening size is suitable for the ball diameter.

Why does this contain dried grass?
Dried grass adds fibre and provides a natural grazing element that chickens enjoy. It also supports healthy gut motility and digestive function.

Is this a complete feed?
No — these are supplementary treat balls. They should be offered alongside a complete balanced diet such as layers pellets or mash.

How many balls should I give per day?
Feed as a treat in moderation. The number will depend on your flock size — treats should make up no more than 10% of your birds' daily diet.

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