Feed: Livestock Feed and Animal Feed for Farm, Stable and Pets

Feed: Animal Feed for Livestock and Pets

Here you will find feed for almost every animal on the farm and in the home. The focus is on livestock feed for poultry, horses, cattle, sheep, goats and pigs. On top of that there is food for dogs, cats, small animals and birds, wildlife feed for the shoot and organic fish food for the pond. Whether you want a ready mix or a single grain for your own blend, you order online and we deliver to your door.

Feed for livestock and farming

Every species has its own needs, and age plays a part too. Chicks need a fine starter feed, laying hens more calcium and protein, geese and ducks plenty of greens. For cattle, sheep, goats and alpacas, forage is the basis of the diet, while concentrates and minerals top up the ration according to performance. Horses live mainly on hay and get oats, muesli or supplements on top. Much of our farm animal feed also comes in organic quality, such as feed grain and protein feed for organic farms and smallholders who want to feed organically.

Animal feed for pets, wildlife and ponds

Your pets are well looked after too. You will find the right pet food for dogs and cats, for rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals, and for cage birds and garden birds. Hunters and gamekeepers support roe and red deer through the lean months with wildlife feed. Pond keepers feed their carp with organic fish food in pellet form. And if you prefer to put the ration together yourself, straight feeds such as oats, barley, maize or linseed are the way to go.

Frequently asked questions

How do I switch my animals to a new feed?
Never change feed overnight. Mix the new feed into the old one gradually over several days, up to about two weeks, so the digestion can adjust. This matters most for horses and ruminants, whose gut reacts sensitively to sudden changes.

Can ducks and geese eat chicken feed?
Adult ducks and geese usually cope well with chicken feed, but they also need plenty of grass and always have water close by. For ducklings and goslings a dedicated feed is worth it, because waterfowl grow faster and have different needs from chicks.

What is the best way to store animal feed?
Keep feed dry, cool and tightly closed so that no moisture, mice or moths can get in. Ideally stand sacks on a pallet rather than straight on the floor. Use opened sacks up quickly, and rolled or crushed feed sooner than whole grain.