Dried Crickets for Chickens

They're crickets.

That's it. That's the sales pitch.

Dried Crickets for Chickens are whole dehydrated crickets with no fillers, powders, grains, or other stuff mixed in. Just a bag full of crunchy little bugs your chickens would happily chase around the yard if they had the chance.

Except these don't hop away.

Which seems a little unfair, but your chickens aren't going to complain.

With a minimum 50.10% crude protein, these are a protein-packed, single-ingredient treat that's easy to toss around the run, add to a forage mix, or hand out when you would like to become extremely popular for approximately thirty seconds.

Nothing But Crickets

Ingredient: Dehydrated crickets (Gryllidae).

Seriously. That's the whole ingredient list.

Scatter them around a clean, dry area and let your flock hunt them down, toss a few into a treat toy, mix them into your own forage blend, or offer them straight from your hand if you're comfortable with the sudden loss of all personal boundaries.

They're chickens.

You have crickets.

You knew what this relationship was.

Guaranteed Analysis

• Crude Protein: 50.10% min
• Crude Fat: 4.8% min
• Crude Fiber: 9.0% max
• Moisture: 8.9% max

How to Serve

Offer as a treat by scattering a few around the run, adding them to a shallow dish or appropriate treat toy, or mixing them with other flock-friendly treats.

Reseal after use and store somewhere cool and dry, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Don't feed if the product becomes damp, develops an unusual odor, or shows signs of spoilage.

Like all treats, this is the fun stuff, not dinner. Treats should make up no more than 10% of your flock's diet, with a complete, balanced poultry feed doing the heavy lifting and fresh water always available.

The crickets aren't going anywhere.

Your chickens, however, may come running.