Cherry Stone Type 2 Poultry Grit Chicken Supplement
In a Nutshell
- Grit is clean and not dusty.
- Chickens might need time to adjust to larger grit sizes.
- Affordable pricing and easy purchase.
Quick Verdict
Chickens generally like the grit and it’s gently priced. However, you might need to adjust their use to different sizes as they grow, and there are few complaints about the color.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Clean and dust free (1)
The grit is clean and easy to use.
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Variety in grit size (1)
Poultry grit size variation helps in selectivity for chickens
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Affordable (2)
The product offers good value for money.
Cons
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Not as expected color (1) minor
The grit's color is different from expected.
Tip: Some railroad used red granite
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • backyard chicken keepers — At least six to eight weeks for older ages can comfortably use this type of grit
✗ Skip If
- • those who expect a grit with specific great color — As feedback from user Michael points out
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"This grit is nice and clean. It’s not dusty at all and I haven’t seen anything in it other than grit. I noticed that even though it’s all more or less the same size, there is enough variation so that chickens can select what they like. When I switched my chicks from this company’s smaller..."
"This is a great size but it's reddish color instead of great. Size is great for G Scale track on an outdoor railroad. Glues well with landscape rock glue or diluted Titebond III for a more permanent application. Some railroad used red granite and this would work."
Bottom Line
If color consistency and this grit is not deal-breaking then it is a good product for your chickens. If you need a grit that is specifically great and not reddish, you might consider alternatives. The price point and delivery remain positive aspects.