Scratch and Peck Whole Grain Layer Pellets Chicken and Duck Feed - 25 lbs Bag - Corn-Free and Soy-Free - 16% Protein, Certified Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified Chicken Food

New to chicken I started with this brand a few months ago I decided to try feed from my local feed store . The quality of the eggs went down quickly. I was getting soft shell eggs are the shells where very thin and brittle. I switched back to this and my eggs went back to what I was getting good quality eggs . Highly recommend this feed.

The product was accidentally labeled wrong & they immediately made it right & gave me a refund. These days it is a bit hard to find good customer service & these people are top notch. The product is fantastic as well & our ducks love it.

So glad Scratch and Peck made pellets! Our girls love the whole grains, but it was such a mess and fermenting just wasn’t really a feasible option for our set up. The pellets are a perfect solution to make sure our hens get high quality food with minimal mess. It did take a good amount of time to transition them to fully eating eating pellets, but they haven’t looked back since. They look healthy when running around the yard, feathers are bright and shiny, and daily eggs are strong and tasty! Highly recommend!

I love Scratch and Peck food for my chickens. These pellets I find my chickens will eat last. They prefer the scratch and crumbles to the pellets. But, I do love the quality of Scratch and Peck feed.

I've had no problems with this feed. My girls love it and they make me good eggs 😊

Thank you for the quality of your feed. My chicks love it and we love the ingredients 😁🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

This is my first time feeding my chickies with pellets. They are used to eating whole grains. I noticed they did not like the pellets and they did not produce as many eggs. The pellets get moldy when it gets wet.

My chickens and quails love this feed. Wish the protein content was much higher as I do have to supplement to get good egg laying. Because I have to supplement, I wish the price was cheaper. This is expensive feed. Pellets were generally intact, some dust at the bottom but not enough to affect the rating.