Unfortunately I do not have the ingredients list. I can, however, post a link to it from Amazon. TSC's site seems to be having trouble at the moment...
This is the photo shown on Amazon. Is this what you were looking for?
Feather fixer helps the bird grow good feathers when they are molting. The bird in question has feather damage. The feathers don't just grow back when damaged like this or if the shaft breaks. They have to be pulled out or naturally pushed out when the molt starts.
No, but it does help them regrow well.
Thanks. I add it in my bookmark list.
Meat bird mash will do the same thing. I feed it all the time as the fermented portion of my flocks diet. I get a 50# bag for less than $15 at my local mill.No, but it does help them regrow well.
Thanks NatJ, DobieLover also made it clear to me too.
If you want to boost their protein content you can start adding the broiler mash now. I've been feeding half broiler mash and half chick starter for about a year now to save on costs. Their average feed protein content is 20%.Thanks NatJ, DobieLover also made it clear to me too.
They don’t sell all these fancy feed where I live. The organic layer feed here has only about 14% proteins. Even the expensive chick starter for future laying hens doesn’t have over 16% proteins. But the chick pellets for broilers has about 18%. And buying a big bag at the mill, it was way cheaper than the one at the animal&gardening store.
My chicks get the broiler pellets now as a mash (with water).
Good to know the broiler feed is perfect when my hens start to mould after the summer.
