Allen & Page Baby Chick Crumbs Complete Dry, 20kg

Allen & Page Baby Chick Crumbs – 20kg

A complete crumb for chicks from hatching through to 6–8 weeks, at 17.5% protein. The first weeks set the frame a bird carries for life, so getting the protein and amino acid balance right matters more here than at any later stage.

Made with source-identity preserved, non-GM ingredients, and notably free from synthetic amino acids — the lysine and methionine come from natural sources rather than being added in. Linseed supplies omega-3, and herbs and seaweed support natural health. The 20kg bag suits a larger hatch or a rearing operation.

Performance & Benefits

• Balanced nutrition supporting growth from hatching to 6–8 weeks.
• 17.5% protein for muscle and skeletal development.
• Lysine and methionine from natural sources, not synthetic amino acids.
• Source-identity preserved, non-GM ingredients.
• Linseed provides omega-3.
• Herbs and seaweed support natural health.
• Designed for a gradual changeover to Grower pellets.

Suitable For

• Chicks from hatching to 6–8 weeks of age.
• Larger hatches and rearing operations.
• Keepers wanting non-GM, traceable ingredients.

Feeding

• Feed from hatching to 6–8 weeks of age.
• Transition to Grower pellets gradually over 5–6 weeks, mixing increasing amounts of the new feed.
• Do not mix with mixed corn — chicks that fill up on corn will not get the protein they need.
• Provide constant access to clean, fresh water.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: wheat, wheat feed, full fat soya, peas, linseed expeller, maize gluten, di-calcium phosphate, calcium carbonate, yeast, salt, sodium bicarbonate, herbs and seaweed. 20kg.
• Crude protein 17.5%. Crude oils and fats 5%. Crude fibre 4%. Crude ash 6%.
• Per kg: calcium 1%, sodium 0.15%, phosphorus 0.7%, lysine 0.6%, methionine 0.3%.

Care & Caution

• Seasonal colour variation is normal and reflects the natural ingredients used.
• A 20kg bag is a large quantity for a small hatch. Store sealed and dry, and check freshness before feeding — the 5kg bag suits a few chicks better.