Copdock Mill Growers Pellets Chick Starter Feed - 20kg

Give your chicks a complete and nutritious diet with Copdock Mill Chick Starter Growers Pellets. T...

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This guide is for poultry keepers raising young chicks. It offers a complete and nutritious diet designed to improve feed intake and provide excellent early-stage protection, ensuring a smoother transition to grower feeds. A potential caveat is that it is specifically formulated for chicks up to 5-6 weeks of age. The Copdock Mill Chick Starter Growers Pellets are made with 100% quality ingredients, including Eimericox, a natural herbal alternative to a coccidiostat, and feature smaller micro-pellets for easy consumption.

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FAQs

What age are these growers pellets suitable for?

These pellets are suitable for chicks from hatch-up to approximately 5 to 6 weeks of age.

What is Eimericox?

Eimericox is a natural herbal alternative included in the feed to provide protection for chicks, acting similarly to a coccidiostat.

How much feed should I give my chicks daily?

Feed between 28g-56g of pellets per chick per day, ensuring a constant supply is available.

Are these pellets dusty?

They are designed to be less dusty than traditional chick crumb, with a more consistent particle size.

Can I feed this to older chickens?

No, this feed is specifically formulated for young chicks up to 5/6 weeks old. Older chickens require a different feed formulation.

What happens after 5-6 weeks?

After 5-6 weeks, you should transition your chicks to a grower feed designed for older birds.

How should the feed be stored?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Ensure the packaging is sealed to maintain freshness and prevent contamination.

Troubleshooting

Chicks are not eating the pellets

Ensure the pellets are fresh and that there are no other food sources available. Verify the feeder is clean and accessible. The micro-pellet size is designed for easy consumption, so check for any potential obstructions or if the chicks are too young for even micro-pellets (though this is unlikely if they are within the target age).

Feed appears dusty

While designed to be less dusty, some dust can occur during transport or handling. If dust is a concern, lightly misting the feed with water can help bind the particles together.

Chicks seem lethargic or unwell

This feed includes Eimericox for protection, but if chicks show signs of illness, consult a veterinarian immediately. Ensure correct feeding amounts and hygiene practices are maintained.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Provides comprehensive nutrition for early chick development.
  • Easier for chicks to consume due to micro-pellet size.
  • Offers natural protection against common chick ailments.
  • Reduces dust during feeding, improving air quality.
  • Supports a successful transition to later feed stages.

Cons

  • Only suitable for chicks up to 5-6 weeks of age.
  • Requires careful daily measurement for optimal feeding.
  • Availability might be limited to specific regions or retailers.

Setup, Compatibility & Care Instructions

Setup & Feeding:

  1. Ensure feeders are clean and dry before adding the pellets.
  2. Provide a constant supply of the pellets to your chicks. The recommended daily amount is between 28g-56g per chick per day, depending on age and size within the 5-6 week window.
  3. Always ensure fresh, clean water is available alongside the feed.

Compatibility:

This feed is specifically designed for chicks up to 5/6 weeks of age. It is intended to be fed as a complete diet during this period. It can be transitioned to a grower pellet feed suitable for older birds after this age range.

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