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Buying the best chick feed - top quality for vital chicks

Chick feed - Healthy nutrition for optimal rearing

Discover our high-quality chick feed, which has been specially developed for the healthy and balanced nutrition of chicks. Optimal rearing is crucial for the healthy development and well-being of chicks. Our chick feed contains all the important nutrients and vitamins required for strong growth and a good immune system. Rely on our high-quality chick feed and ensure that your chicks are reared optimally right from the start.

Optimal rearing - well supplied from the start

Optimal rearing is of great importance for the health and growth of the chicks. With our high-quality chick feed, you lay the foundation for healthy development. Our feed contains all the important nutrients such as proteins, vitamins and minerals that are needed for a strong immune system and healthy growth of the chicks. Give your chicks the best possible care right from the start and promote their vitality and resistance.

FAQ - Chick feed

FAQ - How often should I change the chick feed?

The chick feed should be changed regularly to ensure a fresh and hygienic supply. Make sure that the feed remains dry and free from contamination. The exact frequency of change may vary depending on the age of the chicks. It is recommended to check the feed several times a day and replace it if necessary.

FAQ - What nutrients does the chick feed contain?

Our chick feed is specially tailored to the needs of chicks and contains all the important nutrients for healthy development. These include proteins, vitamins, minerals and trace elements. These nutrients support the chicks' growth, bone development and immune system. Give your chicks a balanced diet with our high-quality chick feed.

FAQ - When can I start feeding chick feed?

The exact point at which you can start feeding chick feed depends on the type of chicks and their development. As a rule, you can start adding chick feed from around the first week of life. However, follow the recommendations of the breeder or vet to ensure that the chicks are ready to be fed chick feed.