Hen Express Poultry Oyster Shell (Crushed) - 2 lb. Bag

Name: Hen Express Poultry Oyster Shell (Crushed) - 2 lb. Bag
Brand: Ma poule express
SKU: CA-PT-AMC-B084TTP697
Price: 39.99 USD
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Hen Express Poultry Oyster Shell (Crushed) - 2 lb. Bag

Regular Price: US$47.99

Special Price US$39.99

Availability: In stock

Supplier: Ma poule express

Category: Pet Supplies Birds Food

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Your flock of hens needs to be taken care of in the right way for you to have a good poultry operation. The quality of what you feed your chickens will determine the quality of their yield of eggs. This is why you do not want to compromise on the best feeding supplements on the market, like Hen Express’s Poultry Crushed Oyster Shell bag of 5lbs. Your flock’s health can be at serious risk without regular content of oyster shells and grit in their diet. People sometimes confuse grit and oyster shells with having the same function, but that is not the case. Grit is used to stay in their gizzard and grind down their food, whereas oyster shells provide an essential ingredient to the chicken’s diet.

Good Source of Calcium

Calcium is an essential element of diet for most life forms on earth. Hens in their egg-laying stage must be fed oyster shells because they need more calcium than what is available from their regular feed.

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This is the important reason why hens that are about to lay eggs need more calcium. Eggshells are mostly calcium, and for that reason, the nutrient must be supplemented in more than the standard quantity. Oyster shells happen to be an excellent source of this calcium and something that hens also love to have.

For chickens to quickly eat these shells, they are heat-treated first and then crushed into tiny, pellet-sized bits. Introduce these shells into your flock’s diet by mixing them with their regular feed.

Some people tend to feed the chickens their own eggshells for the same reason; to provide that extra bit of calcium. But research shows that this weakens the chickens, and oyster shells are a better choice.