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Chicken Feed: Chicken Food and Treats
At Petco, we carry a broad selection of healthy and nutritious chicken feed. Plus, you’ll find options specially formulated to strengthen immunity, boost egg production and provide your chickens with all the essential nutrients they need to thrive.
FAQs About Chicken Feed
Chickens will eat anything, so it’s important to provide them with a ready supply of the kind of food that’s best for them – a mix of high-quality, nutritious chicken feed pellets or crumbles and a seed mix called scratch. For variety, you can supplement the feed with a selection of fresh vegetables, fruits, grains and seeds, too. Chicken feed and scratch should make up most of their diet.
As a general rule, estimate about 1/4 pound of feed per chicken per day. But remember that your chicken requires a mix of chicken feed, scratch and grit to ensure a well-balanced nutritious diet.
Shop right here at Petco for the best selection of chicken feed and treats to keep your chickens healthy and thriving. We make it easy to set up Repeat Delivery, so you’re never out of food for your flock.
Proper nutrition is essential to keeping your layers healthy and productive. So always look for chicken feed and scratch that’s fortified with vitamins and minerals and is specifically formulated for laying hens. For grit, choose an option like oyster shells to boost calcium intake and aid in the formation of eggshells.
Natural Poultry Feed
50 Lbs Chicken Feeds
Chicken Crumble Feed
Ferret Chicken Food
Chick Feeders
Chicken With Grains Puppy Foods
Chicken Scratch Feed
High Protein Chicken Food For Puppies
Wet Chicken Foods for Pets
Chicken Digestive Supplements
Best Chicken Dog Food
Mealworms For Chickens
Chicken Dog Food Cans
Chicken And Egg Cat Food
Chicken Feast Cat Foods
Puppy Chicken Kibbles
Chicken And Rice Dog Food
Dog Food Chicken Toppers
Chicken Adult Dog Foods
Farm Chicken Coops
Healthy Select Small Animal Food
Healthy Select Small Animal Hay & Grass
Healthy Select Small Animal Food & Treats
Healthy Select Bird Treats
Zoo Med Reptile Food
Natural Balance High Protein Cat Food
Healthy Select Small Animal Treats & Chews
Natural Balance Cat Food
Royal Canin Veterinary Diet Cat Food
Natural Balance Dry Cat Food
Royal Canin UTI Cat Food
Natural Balance Wet Cat Food
Natural Balance Limited Ingredient Diet Cat Food
Starmark Dog Treats & Chews
E&S Pets Fall Faves
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Merry Makings Dog Chew Toys
PetShop by Fringe Studio Fall Faves
Go Cat Cat Toys
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