Hen Up Layer Pellets receives mixed reviews with concerns about the high dust content and pellets turning into powder. Some users report their hens enjoy the food, while others find it unsatisfactory.
High amount of dust and powder in the bag, making it difficult for hens to eat. Extreme amateurs.
Prevention: Check the bag for any signs of mold or bugs upon receipt.
The product contains organic ingredients that are beneficial for hens.
Some hens enjoy eating the pellets and show good condition.
Users have noted the good quality of the food.
Longevity of a form of benefit.
A majority of reviews mention a high amount of dust in the bag, making it difficult for hens to eat. High of powder as well null.
Some users have reported mold and bugs in the product, raising health and safety concerns.
Tip: Check the bag for any signs of mold or bugs upon receipt.
Some hens refuse to eat the food, leading to waste.
Tip: To ensure reasonable returns on your investment.
Recent reviews mention a decline in quality, with more dust and powder in the bags.
mixed
negative
Factors: storage conditions, climate
Consider this product if your hens can tolerate a high dust content, but be prepared for potential quality issues.
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