Allen & Page Goose/Duck Breeder Pellets, 20kg

Allen & Page Goose & Duck Breeder Pellets – 20kg

A high-energy breeder ration for geese and ducks through the laying season, at 16% protein and 3% calcium. Breeding draws heavily on a bird — calcium for shells, protein for eggs, and the reserves to keep laying over weeks — and a general layers pellet does not carry enough of any of it.

It is free from antibiotics, coccidiostats and growth promoters, which is the critical point for waterfowl: coccidiostats used in some poultry feeds are not appropriate for ducks and geese. That also makes it safe where waterfowl and poultry are housed together and share a feeder. Non-GM, approved as vegan by the Vegetarian Society, with added prebiotics for digestive health.

Performance & Benefits

• 16% protein and 3% calcium to support fertility, laying and shell strength.
• Nutritionally complete with essential vitamins and minerals for breeding birds.
• Added prebiotics promote a healthy digestive system.
• No antibiotics, coccidiostats or growth promoters.
• Safe for poultry housed alongside waterfowl.
• Non-GM and approved as vegan by the Vegetarian Society.
• Free from artificial colours.

Suitable For

• Breeding geese and ducks from 16 weeks of age.
• Waterfowl through the laying season.
• Mixed flocks where waterfowl and poultry share a feeder.
• Smallholders hatching their own stock.

Feeding

• Feed from 16 weeks of age onwards during the breeding season.
• Waterfowl must be able to drink while eating — always site water alongside the feed.
• Provide access to suitable grit.
• Ensure access to clean, fresh water at all times.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: wheat, wheat feed, peas, non-GM full fat soya, calcium carbonate, linseed expeller, maize gluten, di-calcium phosphate, salt, yeast. 20kg.
• Crude protein 16%. Crude oils and fats 4.5%. Crude fibre 4.5%. Crude ash 12%.
• Per kg: calcium 3%, phosphorus 0.45%, sodium 0.14%, lysine 0.8%, methionine 0.3%.

Care & Caution

• Calcium is high at 3%, appropriate for birds in lay. Not suitable as a year-round ration for non-breeding or growing birds.
• Waterfowl must have water available whenever feed is offered.