Scratch and Peck Feeds Chicken & Duck Supplemental Treat Organic Scratch & Corn
In a Nutshell
- Chickens love the taste
- Organic and high quality
- Some users report bugs and quality issues
- Recommended for treats, not main feed
Quick Verdict
Scratch and Peck Feeds Organic Scratch & Corn is a hit with chickens but has had some issues with bugs and quality.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Taste Appeal (4)
Chickens love the taste
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Encourages Go to (2)
Helps in encouraging chickens to return to the pen
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Non-GMO & CHEMICAL-FREE (3)
Provides peace of mind knowing it's non-GMO and chemical-free which is ideal for organic product.
Cons
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Quality Control (3) major
Some batches reported with bugs and spoiled grains
Tip: Fermenting can help mitigate the issue
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Chicken Pickiness (1) minor
Some chickens pick around the wheat berries, leaving leftovers
Quality Trend: Declining
Some recent reviews mention quality issues with bugs.
mostly positive
increasingly negative
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Health-conscious chicken owners — Organic and non-GMO ingredients
- • Owners looking for treats — Great for training and treats
✗ Skip If
- • Owners who prefer economic feeds — Seems a bit much to pay
Durability & Care
Factors: Storage conditions, Fermentation
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Fermenting the feed before use
- 💡 Sprouting seeds and grains
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this feed suitable for chickens?
Yes, most chickens love it and it can be used as a treat or training aid.
Should I mix it with other feeds?
Yes, many users mix it with pellet and corn to provide a well-rounded diet.
How should I store this feed?
Store in a cool, dry place and consider fermenting or sprouting to improve acceptance
Highlighted Reviews
"I continue to buy this because the chickens love it."
"I was so disappointed. After purchasing this expensive scratch based on other reviews, when is opened up the bag it was filled with those little moth bugs that have spider-webby cocoons. The scratch was clumped together. I had to throw out the whole bag!"
Bottom Line
If you're looking for an organic feed that chickens enjoy, this is a good option. However, be prepared for potential quality issues and consider strategies like fermenting to mitigate pickiness.