Allen & Page Complete Poultry Feed Layers Pellets 20kg

Allen & Page Layers Pellets – 20kg

Allen & Page Smallholder Natural Free Range Layers Pellets provide a complete, nutritionally balanced diet for laying hens. The recipe is built on identity-preserved non-GM ingredients and is free from soya, coccidiostats and artificial colours, which makes it a straightforward choice for genuine free-range and smallholding flocks.

Natural marigold petals are included for yolk colour rather than synthetic pigment, and the full spectrum of vitamins, minerals and naturally sourced amino acids — lysine and methionine among them — supports laying consistency and eggshell strength. It is approved as vegan by the Vegetarian Society. Because the colourants are natural, the pellet colour varies a little between batches and through the seasons; that is expected and not a fault.

Performance & Benefits

• Identity-preserved, non-GM ingredients for traceability.
• Soya free and drug free, with no coccidiostats.
• Natural marigold petals support golden yolk colour.
• Approved as vegan by the Vegetarian Society.
• Full spectrum of vitamins, minerals and amino acids.
• Lysine and methionine from natural sources for laying and shell strength.
• No artificial colours.

Suitable For

• Free-range laying hens from 16–20 weeks onwards.
• Ducks and other waterfowl.
• Smallholders wanting non-GM, soya-free feed.
• Keepers selling eggs who need traceable ingredients.

Feeding

• Feed from 16–20 weeks onwards on an ad lib basis.
• Hens typically eat 100–150g per bird per day.
• Introduce gradually over 7–10 days when changing feed.
• Always provide fresh water and access to grit.
• Feed treats only after the pellets have been eaten, and no more than an egg cup per bird.

Composition & Analysis

• Composition: identity-preserved non-GM cereals and plant proteins with natural marigold petals, vitamins and minerals. Soya free, drug free and free from artificial colours. 20kg.
• Allen & Page do not publish full analytical constituents for this product. Refer to the sack label for the current declaration.

Care & Caution

• Seasonal colour variation is normal and comes from the natural ingredients used.
• Overfeeding treats is the most common cause of poor laying. Keep them to an egg cup per bird, after pellets.