Chicken Feeds
Our farm manager Richard has been manufacturing high-quality poultry feeds since the early 1980s, so we know exactly how to produce clean, tasty and nutritious food for chickens and other farmyard birds.
To order your chicken food, please choose from the products listed below. We offer FREE DELIVERY on all orders that include one or more of our homegrown feeds.
Featured Products
Mixed Poultry Grit 
Layers Pellets for Chickens 
Traditional Poultry Corn 
Premium Poultry Corn 
Flint Hen Grit 
Coarse Oystershell Grit 
Fine Oystershell Grit 
Wheat for Birds 
Dried Calci-worms 
Whole Maize Poultry Feeds from Really Wild Bird Food
Our chicken feed range includes everything from homegrown poultry corn to calci-worms and our premium mixes, all of which are specially formulated to deliver the very best taste and quality. We also offer a selection of natural poultry grits to aid healthy digestion and help your chickens produce strong egg shells.
If you have any questions about our chicken feeds, or if you'd prefer to order your poultry food over the phone, please don't hesitate to contact the Really Wild Bird Food team.
SEE ALSO: Duck Food
Chicken Feed FAQs
- What is the best food for chickens?
Grain-based chicken feeds are best for ensuring that each hen's nutritional needs are being met. It’s also important to make sure your chickens are consuming some form of grit as part of their diet.
Chickens aren’t particularly fussy eaters, and on occasion can eat a wide variety of different raw fruits and vegetables. In fact, certain fresh fruits like strawberries, bananas and watermelons (in moderation) can make a nice treat for a chicken! Just avoid citrus fruits as these are not suitable for poultry.
- What can chickens NOT eat?
When selecting food for chickens, it's extremely important to avoid:
- Citrus fruits
- Chocolate
- Sweets
- Junk food
- Mouldy food
- Why is grit important for poultry?
Hens in particular require high levels of grit in their diet to ensure that they develop strong eggs. Without grit, the eggs they lay will have soft shells that break too easily. Grit is an excellent source of calcium and helps to keep a chicken's bones strong.
Another important use for grit is that it actually helps poultry animals to digest their food – without grit, food can become lodged in a bird's stomach and cannot pass through their digestive system.
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