Chicken Grazer Balls - Feldy

A delicious pecker treat ball made from the same formulation as our original pecker treat ball but...

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Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls are designed for chicken owners looking to enhance their flock's diet and provide mental stimulation. These treat balls, made with chopped grass, aid natural foraging, boost nutrition with vitamins and minerals, and can help prevent feather pecking. While they offer significant benefits, they should be used as a supplement and not a sole food source.

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FAQs

How many Grazer Balls should I give my chickens?

Feldy recommends scattering a few balls per day for a standard flock size. Adjust based on your flock's size and activity level. They are a supplement, not a main meal.

Can I leave uneaten balls out overnight?

It's best to remove uneaten portions after a day, especially in warmer climates, to maintain freshness and prevent attracting pests. Store the rest in a cool, dry place.

What are the main health benefits of the grass in the balls?

The grass provides vitamins A, B6, and C, plus iron, which supports healthy egg yolks and promotes good gut health in chickens.

Are these balls suitable for chicks?

These are designed for adult chickens. For chicks, it's recommended to stick to specialized chick starter feed.

Can I use these in any weather?

Yes, but be mindful that in very wet conditions, the balls may break down faster. In hot weather, remove uneaten portions promptly.

Which flavor is best for promoting egg production?

While all flavors offer general nutritional benefits, the Garlic flavor is specifically noted for supporting immune systems and egg production.

Do these balls contain any artificial ingredients?

No, Feldy Chicken Grazer Balls have no fillers or binders and are free from palm oil.

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Chickens ignore the balls

Try introducing them gradually, or place a few inside their regular feeder initially to associate them with food. Ensure the area is calm and they have time to discover them.

Balls break down too quickly

This is normal behavior as chickens peck and forage. If you desire slower consumption, use a fat ball feeder.

Attracting pests (ants, flies)

Remove any uneaten portions within 24 hours, especially in warm or humid conditions. Store the product properly in a sealed container.

Chickens become aggressive over the balls

Distribute more balls to ensure less competition, or use the feeder method to regulate access and reduce territorial disputes.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Promotes natural foraging behavior and mental enrichment for chickens.
  • Provides essential vitamins, minerals, and protein to supplement their diet.
  • Can help reduce boredom, feather pecking, and aggression within the flock.
  • Formulated without fillers, binders, or palm oil.
  • Available in beneficial flavor options like Garlic and Seaweed.

Cons

  • Should be used as a supplement, not a primary food source.
  • Requires supervision to ensure all chickens get access if scattered on the ground.
  • May attract pests if left uneaten for extended periods.
  • Can be messy if used in wet conditions.
  • Specific flavor benefits may not be universally impactful for all flocks.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup:

  1. Scattering: Open the small tub and scatter a few balls directly onto the coop floor or into a designated safe area of the run. Ensure they are placed where chickens can easily access them.
  2. Feeder Use: The Grazer Balls can be placed into a standard fat ball feeder designed for birds. This method allows for slower consumption and sustained engagement.

Compatibility:

  • Suitable for all breeds of chickens and other poultry.
  • Can be used in conjunction with a balanced chicken feed and fresh water.
  • Ideal for use in coops, runs, or larger free-range areas.

Care:

  • Store the unused balls in their original small tubs in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  • Remove any uneaten portions after a day or two, especially in warmer weather, to prevent spoilage or attracting unwanted pests.
  • Clean any feeder used with the balls regularly according to the feeder manufacturer's instructions.

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