Kalmbach Feeds Henhouse Reserve Poultry Supplement, 20-lb block
In a Nutshell
- Prevents boredom in chickens.
- Easy to use and setup.
- Some durability issues in wet weather.
- Not all chickens are interested in it.
Quick Verdict
The Kalmbach Feeds Henhouse Reserve Poultry Supplement block is a good choice for preventing boredom in chickens. However, it may not stand up well in wet weather and some chickens may not be interested in it.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Boredom Prevention (5)
Effectively keeps chickens entertained.
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Easy to Use (3)
Simple setup and maintenance.
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Health and Nutrition (3)
Provides nutritional benefits.
Cons
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Lack of Interest (4) major
Some chickens may not be interested in the block.
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Durability Issues (2) major
The block may disintegrate in wet weather.
Tip: Store in a dry place
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Hardness (1) minor
The block may be too hard for some chickens.
Tip: Break into smaller pieces
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Chicken owners — Prevents boredom and provides additional nutrition.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners with picky chickens — Some chickens may not be interested in the block.
Durability & Care
Factors: Wet weather
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Keep in a dry place to prevent disintegration.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"My chickens have been working on this block since I hung it up. One more item to prevent boredom. I also have the pumpkin block hanging and they are eating that one as well. Block are compressed so they don’t fall apart but break apart nicely when chickens are pecking at it. - Sherry"
"I placed it in the coop and the chickens pay no interest to it. I’ve moved it around and they just don’t seem to care at all for it. It wasn’t cheap so I’m leaving it there hoping one day they peck at it but they haven’t and it’s been three weeks today and still nothing. Maybe my chicken..."
Bottom Line
If you're looking for a supplement to keep your chickens entertained, this block is a good option. Just be aware of the durability issues and the possibility that your chickens might not be interested in it.