Dr. Pol 28% Poultry Pearls Mixed Flock Feed is generally well-received for its high protein content and convenient pearl shape. However, some chickens may not find it palatable, and it is on the pricier side.
The feed is high in protein, beneficial for egg and feather production.
The pearl shape is liked by many birds and reduces dust.
Ducks started laying eggs daily after switching to this feed.
Hen turkeys with their poults look forward to this feed each season.
Skin Pearls meet the needs of all types of birds including peafowl to bantam chickens.
Some chickens and other birds refuse to eat the feed.
The feed is perceived as more expensive compared to other alternatives.
Tip: Buyers should consider the value for money and the specific protein needs.
There was a concern that the calcium level is low for laying hens.
Tip: Buyers can supplement calcium for hens.
Factors: storage, freshness
No one complained of protein related illness.
Monitor for wetness, pests and temperature.
"I love the little pellets; they are the perfect size and there was no crumbled dusty mess in the bag. The chickens seemed to like this food and ate it pretty well. The better the quality of the food the higher the protein."
"I've left it in their feeder for days and they just won’t eat it. So I’ll have to look for something else I have to mix with it."
If your birds enjoyed it, they will love it. If they don't, it may go to waste. Dr. Pol 28% Poultry Pearls Mixed Flock Feed is a reliable option for birds, especially those who need higher protein. Price considerations and potential palatability issues should be kept in mind.
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