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Chick Feeder Grit

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$9.99 $19.99 In stock

Category: CHICKEN ITEMS

Looking to support your new chicks digestion so they can grow into a happy and healthy flock? Well, we know chicks don't have teeth and they all need grit to grind up treats, grains, and other fibrous foods in their gizzards.

Even the youngest birds need some grit to keep their gizzards working properly. That's why we have the best chick grit on the market that promote better digestion and nutrition. Using the appropriately sized grit allows for the maximum nutrient benefit from whole grain chicken feed. It's important to use our Chick Grit in conjunction with starter feeds to provide your poultry with optimal nutrition from day one.

Chick grit should be used as part of your flock's diet to help support digestion and grind food as it passes through. Your chicks will thank you… digestion will be so much easier. And healthy digestion = healthy chicks.

We've got the perfect size chick grit just for the babies (From hatch to about 6-8ish weeks.) Sizes of grit can be mixed with no worry; the birds will choose the right sizes for themselves.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace I. ★★★★★

These little stones are just the right size for my day-old chicks, and I love that I can toss a handful into their feed to help them break down their starter crumbles. My whole flock seems more active and eager to eat since I started using it.

Kevin ★★★★★

My chicks took to this grit right away, and the particle size is perfect for their tiny crops—no choking worries at all. I've mixed it into their scratch treats for two weeks now and the difference in their digestion is noticeable, they're more active and their droppings look healthier.

Lucy J. ★★★★★

The grit is fine enough that even my smallest chicks can pick it up easily, and they've been much more energetic since I started mixing it into their treats. I can already see it helping them break down the scratch grains, which is exactly what I needed for this batch.