Allen & Page Small Holder Range Goose & Duck Grower Finisher Pellets - 20kg

Name: Allen & Page Small Holder Range Goose & Duck Grower Finisher Pellets - 20kg
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Allen & Page Goose & Duck Grower Finisher Pellets encourage a slower, more natural growth rate and...

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This guide is for poultry keepers using Allen & Page Goose & Duck Grower Finisher Pellets. These pellets promote a slower, natural growth rate in geese and ducks, leading to healthier birds. A key benefit is the complete nutritional balance, ensuring your waterfowl get everything they need. Note that while the feed is suitable for various breeds, it is important to follow the feeding guidelines to avoid overfeeding.

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FAQs

At what age should I start feeding these pellets?

You should start feeding Allen & Page Goose & Duck Grower Finisher Pellets from 3 weeks of age.

Can I feed this to my chickens as well?

Yes, this feed is safe to be fed to poultry kept with waterfowl.

How long can I feed these pellets?

You can feed these pellets from 3 weeks of age through to slaughter or up to 16 weeks.

Are these pellets suitable for all breeds of geese and ducks?

Yes, they are generally suitable for all breeds, but always observe your birds and adjust feeding as needed.

How should I store the feed?

Store the feed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, pests, and moisture. Keep the bag sealed.

Are there any artificial ingredients in this feed?

No, the feed contains no artificial colours.

What should I do if my birds are not eating the feed?

Ensure the feed is fresh and stored correctly. Introduce the feed gradually, mixing it with the previous feed. Consult a veterinarian if the problem persists.

Troubleshooting

Birds are not eating the pellets.

Ensure the pellets are fresh and stored correctly. Introduce the new feed gradually, mixing it with the old feed. Check for any signs of illness or stress in the birds.

Birds are growing too slowly.

Ensure the birds have ad libitum access to the pellets and fresh water. Rule out any underlying health issues.

Pellets are attracting pests.

Store the feed in a sealed container or a pest-proof area. Regularly clean the feeding area.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Promotes healthy growth and development in geese and ducks.
Provides a complete and balanced nutritional profile.
Supports digestive health with added prebiotics.
Free from artificial colours, antibiotics, and growth promoters.
Suitable for a wide range of waterfowl breeds.
Made with Non-GM and soya-free ingredients.

Cons

Ingredients may change colour seasonally, which could be concerning to some users.
Requires careful monitoring of feeding amounts to prevent overfeeding.
May not be suitable for all waterfowl species or specific dietary needs.
Slower growth rate may not be desirable for all poultry keepers.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To use Allen & Page Goose & Duck Grower Finisher Pellets effectively:

Feeding Schedule: Start feeding the pellets at 3 weeks of age. Feed ad libitum, meaning that the birds can eat as much as they want, but always monitor their intake and adjust as needed to prevent overfeeding.
Storage: Store the feed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and pests. Keep the bag sealed to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.
Compatibility: These pellets are compatible with poultry kept with waterfowl, allowing for a mixed flock. Ensure all birds have access to the feed.
Care: Always provide fresh, clean water. Regularly clean feeders and water containers to prevent the spread of diseases.