Dr. Pol 16% Poultry Pearls Layer Chicken Feed has mixed reviews. Chickens often refuse to eat it, but it smells good and is less dusty. Mixing with other feeds may help.
Chickens refusing to eat, resulting in waste and lack of nutrition.
Prevention: Consider mixing with other feeds to encourage consumption.
The feed is less dusty and produces less waste than crumble or pellet forms.
The feed has a pleasant smell, which may appeal to chickens.
Some users found it suitable for picky eating chickens
Many chickens refuse to eat the feed.
Ducks like it but chickens won't eat it totally.
The product has changed in consistency, from little pearls to half pellets.
Buyers claimed both packs left without eaten completely, no pick from chickens clearly creating waste for trash
The product has changed from little pearls to half pellets, which has been noted as a decline in quality.
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Consider this feed if your chickens are picky and you're willing to mix it with other foods. However, be prepared for potential refusal and consider other options if your chickens consistently reject it. This is also a good option when you want a decent size option for smaller breeds or less messy feed.
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