Wysong Archetype Chicken Formula Freeze-Dried Raw Dog & Cat Food
High-quality pet food loved by picky eaters but expensive and lacks customer support
The Scratch and Peck Feeds Organic Chicken & Duck Feed 16% Layer Pellets are highly regarded for their quality and nutritional value. Many chickens love the taste, and it results in good egg quality. However, there are concerns about older chickens being picky and not eating it as much. Some users also reported issues with ducks and birds not accepting the pellets.
Some users have reported issues with getting a refund or replacement.
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Users consistently praise the quality of the feed.
Users noted improved egg quality in their chickens.
Users appreciate the absence of dust at the bottom of the bag.
Users find it convenient to feed their chickens with this product.
Users are satisfied with the quality and worth the price.
Older chickens or picky birds may not eat the pellets.
Tip: Switching back to loose seeds and grains.
Some users find the price to be higher compared to other options.
Complaints from dissatisfaction with Customer service.
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Ducks and some birds not touching the pellets at all.
Mixed reviews; some ducks don't like it, while others do.
Yes, users mention no dust at the bottom of the bag.
Mixed; some older chickens are picky and may not eat it.
Many users feel it is worth the price for the quality,
Yes, many reviewers report so.
"I always kind so love this brand This feed makes the eggs darker and beautiful"
"I would give this 0 stars if I could. I just switched from Layer Mash to Layer Pellets because of the fine dust in the Mash that my chickens and guineas won't eat. I have 30 birds and 2 ducks and they will not touch this food. They follow me around like they are starving. They free range during the ..."
For those looking for high-quality, organic feed, this product is a good investment despite the higher price. However, be prepared for potential issues with less discerning birds not liking the feed.