Manna Pro 16-Percent All Flock with Probiotics, 8 lb

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I have a PET rooster (named Wedgie) 😂 He is super spoiled and he loves this food. We had given us problems with other foods or he would act like it got stuck in his throat. We have been feeding him this mixed with a bag with seeds and dehydrated mill worms. Wedgie is 7 years old and healthy as any Blue Silky can be - never had any health problems - I really believe it has to do with the quality of his food! He seems to always prefer crumble vs pellets this has quality ingredients —- I’ve been very pleased with it - it has a nice color (doesn’t look old or vary in color has a fresh nutty smell vs the stuff I buy at the supermarket or feed store that usually has an older or sour smell - this smells fresh and I love the bag size is manageable I usually store in a 5 gallon bucket - he’s just one chicken so I really doesn’t need a huge bag of feed. This mixed with the treat mix lasts him several weeks and he eats nonstop - May not be cost effective for a flock of birds but could add in the mix it contains probiotics and doesn’t have a lot of unnatural ingredients - would be a good feed to ferment and bulk up… (I did that for a while when I had a big flock it tripled my amount of feed and is even more gut healthy for them.

All I can say is… the ducks at my grandpas retirement community love it. The residents don’t want anything unnatural fed to the ducks so this is what was recommended as it is healthier than crackers, bread, etc. It appeared mostly solid, but unfortunately too much powdery food at the bottom.

I bought Manna Pro All Flock Crumbles after noticing a Muscovy duck and her ducklings living in the retention pond behind my house. I wanted to give them something healthier than bread, since I know bread isn't the best choice for ducks. The ducks absolutely loved it! As soon as I put the crumbles out, they eagerly started eating it. There was even a white ibis nearby hoping to get in on the feast, but the mama duck seemed determined to keep this tasty treat all to herself and her babies! Watch the video to see just how enthusiastic this mama Muscovy duck was about sharing... or rather, not sharing! It's always rewarding to find a feed that wildlife genuinely enjoys, and I feel much better knowing I'm offering them a more nutritious option. I'll definitely be purchasing this again for my feathered visitors.

I have tried this feed supplement out for a few months now. I may be feeding too much, because they all have loose poo. Too much probiotics maybe? I am feeding to laying hens, and the eggs which are usually clean have poo all over the eggs now. Another thing is that laying hens should be given 18% protein feed for good eggs. Directions say feed freely, which is what I have done. Other directions further into the ad say to mix 1 pound to 20 pounds of their normal feed. I think I will try that and see if this issue resolves. The hens do like and eat it, but maybe too much of a good thing is not the right way to feed laying hens. I will follow up in a few weeks to see if feeding less fixes the problem.