Lauke mills feed in US or equivalent

[mich9510]

I'm looking to purchase lauke mills showbird feed.... I'm in the US though. Southwest PA
Does anyone know where I can find it without spending a fortune on shipping?
Or is there an equivalent here in the US?
I'm specifically looking for soy free with animal protein.
Thanks!

 

[PirateGirl]

Hopefully @KikisGirls feed comparison chart will help you find a suitable/comparable feed that you can purchase locally.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1upDVFXEQPK8PUIF6Sj3Bt5CUQfX1PlTEhg799sDT-qM/edit#gid=0

 

[Kiki]

I don't recognize that brand.
Give me a few minutes to dig.

 

[mich9510]

I don't recognize that brand.
Give me a few minutes to dig.

Its Australian. I'm looking for high quality ingredients... Not just the nutritional analysis of %protein, % fat...etc. And I like the fact that its a micro pellet. I've been feeding new country organics for years but I'm sick of fermenting....it has to be fed wet at least because you need all the powder to stick to the chickens favorite pieces. If you feed it dry they won't eat the powder.

 

[Kiki]

Its Australian. I'm looking for high quality ingredients... Not just the nutritional analysis of %protein, % fat...etc. And I like the fact that its a micro pellet. I've been feeding new country organics for years but I'm sick of fermenting....it has to be fed wet at least because you need all the powder to stick to the chickens favorite pieces. If you feed it dry they won't eat the powder.

I do have a few Australian brands on my sheet.
The titles on the sheet have direct links to the manufacturers website where you may be able to see ingredients.