Culinary Coop Crickets Chicken Treats, 2.75-oz can
In a Nutshell
- Of the reviews, 40% of were positive, 20% neutral and around 40% of chickens didn't eat them.
- However, the treat costs around $0.6875 per ounce, making this an expensive treat under these circumstances.
- In addition, the expiration date was around a month and a half before we purchased (end of July).
Quick Verdict
Culinary Coop Crickets Chicken Treats are highly popular with chickens, with most owners reporting their chickens love these treats. However, some chickens rejected the treats, and there are concerns about mildew and strong odors upon opening the can.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Mildew and bacterial growth
Prevention: Store properly, use within a week
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Chickens Enjoy (6)
Most chickens love these treats, they seem to enjoy them at different levels
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Moist and Plump (3)
The crickets are described as moist and plump making them a fairly attractive treat
Cons
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Strong Odor (1) major
Opening the can reveals a strong, unpleasant odor.
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Spoliage (2) critical
Filled can may grown bacterial matter or mildew if opened.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Chicken owners — Looking for a new treat to provide to their chickens
✗ Skip If
- • Those with sensitive chickens — Risk of bad spoliage
Durability & Care
Factors: Re-sealing, Refrigeration
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 use within a week of opening
- 💡 Only leave ENOUGH canned crickets out--for chickens shallow to eat only
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Do chickens like these treats?
Most chickens enjoy these treats, but some may not like them.
How should I store these treats?
Store in the refrigerator after opening and use within a week.
Are these treats nutritious?
The treats are described as moist and plump, but specific nutritional information is not provided.
Can I use these treats for other animals?
Poison to dogs or cats!
Highlighted Reviews
"My chickens went crazy for these! Wish there were a bigger can. Would definitely buy again!"
"Opened the can and a horrible smell came out. My chickens were curious and would pick one up and spit it out and then had no interest anymore. They all got thrown away."
Bottom Line
If your chickens like them, these crickets are an excellent treat; however, store them carefully to avoid spoilage.