Pampered Chicken Mama PowerHen Chicken Treats
In a Nutshell
- Highly favored by chickens, even the older ones.
- Recent quality issues reported, including bugs and undigestible materials.
- Chickens show increased activity and satisfaction with the treats.
Quick Verdict
Pampered Chicken Mama PowerHen Chicken Treats are a hit with chickens, but recent quality concerns are notable.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Batrin
Prevention: Inspect the product upon receipt, and discard any batch found to be infested.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Chicken Famine (4)
Treats highly motivate hens to forage.
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Health Benefits (2)
Improves egg production and shell quality.
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Treats appealing to hens explicitly (2)
Chickens run to the treat
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Treatβs mingy Smell (2)
An enticing smell from the treat
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Heartened within the field of satisfied flock activities. (2)
Excites Chickens to forage.
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happy from Eating to crackling ! ()
Chickens enjoy the treat immensely
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Versatile product ()
Good with all kinds of feeders and other bowls.
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favorable compost ()
The product is fully and adequately digestible.
Cons
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Inedible Ingredients (1) major
Some ingredients are tough for chickens to digest.
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Bug Infestation (1) critical
The product has been found to be infested with bugs.
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High Cost (1) minor
The product's price is considered high for some buyers.
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Chicken owners looking to pamper their hens. β Highly favored by chickens and improves egg production and shell quality.
β Skip If
- β’ Buyers on a tight budget β The product can be considered expensive to buy over time.
Durability & Care
Factors: Chicken preferences, Storage conditions
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Does this product improve egg production in older hens?
Yes, some users report improved egg production and shell quality after feeding PowerHen treats to older hens.
Is the product safe for other pets besides chickens?
No, the product is not recommended for other pets due to potential bug infestations.
Highlighted Reviews
"In NM and we've had a lot of issues with our chickens not laying in recent years. Maybe severity of climate/altitude, maybe was former food, maybe was "something in the air". We have a mix of 3 year old and 8 year old hens. I wanted to pamper my old girls that are 8 and basically pets now. They star..."
"Twice now I've ordered this and both times it's been infested with bugs. I believe they're a kind of wheat beetle. Ordered from different places and at different times. Bugs are fine for chickens but not other pets I was trying to feed this to."
Bottom Line
Recommended for chicken owners looking to pamper their hens, but consumers should be vigilant about product quality.