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Farmers' Helper UltraKibble Poultry Treats are highly divisive among pet owners. While some birds love them, many others refuses to eat them, leading to a mixed overall sentiment. The product's high price and scarce availability in larger quantities add to the frustration.
Many birds find the treats delightful and eagerly consume them.
Some birds develop beautiful, healthy feathers by consuming these treats.
The treats are easy to offer and administer to birds.
Some users appreciate the packaging and ease of buying in larger quantities.
Birds get essential nutrients from these treats.
Many users find the product very expensive.
Many birds flatly refuse to consume these treats.
The product is being discontinued, leading to frustration.
Availability in smaller quantities is inconvenient and expensive.
One reviewer found the treats hard and difficult to consume.
Tip: One reviewer suggested soaking in water might help.
Factors: Bird preferences, Packaging size
Mixed reactions; some love it, others refuse it.
Soaking in water or milk, then blending with regular feed.
No, smaller packs are more common and frustrating for some users.
"I have been feeding the ultrakibble to my peafowl for many years. Peas need more protein than chickens. I also use it to help get my birds to take food from me. Its been hard for me to find this locally since Covid so I am so happy I can order it from Chewy along with the food for my greyhounds."
"I have peafowl, turkeys & chickens. None of them will eat this stuff. It's extremely expensive and I was really wanting the best for them, but they just don't like it. Money wasted on a 15lb bag. It has great ingredients listed, but it's not liked by my birds."
Before purchasing, consider your bird's preferences closely. While some birds adore these treats, others may find them unpalatable. The high price and scarcity of large packs may also be deal-breakers for some.