Kalmbach Feeds All Natural 9% Protein Chicken Treat
In a Nutshell
- Durable and long-lasting
- Too hard for chickens to peck into
- Requires breaking with a hammer for some users
- High-quality ingredients appreciated
- Not suitable for chickens with beak issues
Quick Verdict
This product is durable and long-lasting, but many chickens find it too hard to peck into.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Durability (4)
The treat lasts a long time and withstands outdoor elements well.
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Quality Ingredients (2)
The treat is made with high-quality, natural ingredients.
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Affordable (1)
The product is reasonably priced and offers good value for money.
Cons
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Too Hard (7) major
The treat is too hard for chickens to peck into, leading to lack of interest.
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Lack of Interest (5) major
Chickens do not show interest in the treat, even when other food is scarce.
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Damage risk (3) critical
The hardness of the treat poses a risk of damaging chickens' beaks.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Eco-conscious chicken owners — Durable block keeps foraging efforts of chickens engaged.
- • Those who appreciate healthy, natural treats — Chicken health improved
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with young or small chickens — Breaks or hurts beaks
- • Customers who need immediate access — can't break grains off, too dense
Durability & Care
Factors: Outdoor exposure, Humidity, Sunlight
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this treat suitable for all chicken breeds?
No, it is too hard for many chickens and may damage their beaks.
Can this treat be used for other birds?
This may cause injuries to other birds.
Highlighted Reviews
"I give these to my chickens and geese. They all enjoy pecking at it to get the small bits of molasses coated seeds and kernels. It lasts forever and withstands the outdoor elements without molding or crumbling. I place mine up on a brick so it is off the ground."
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Bottom Line
While durable, the hardness of this treat makes it unsuitable for many chickens. Consider alternatives if your chickens struggle with hard treats.