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  • Optimum levels of nutrients help support overall health.
  • Whole grain-based diets support optimal growth and development.
  • Essential protein for growth and development, reproduction, and support of healthy skin and feathers.
  • Nutrients and antioxidants help support the immune system.
  • Certified organic and made with non-GMO ingredients.

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By Nicole on May 12, 2026

Just perfect!

Okay so. I have Coturnix quail. I know they need more protein than other birds. And I have gone through EVERY other brand of organic feed possible. And I have

Okay so. I have Coturnix quail. I know they need more protein than other birds. And I have gone through EVERY other brand of organic feed possible. And I have read through countless studies and articles from universities and experts who do study groups of quail on soy vs fishmeal protein. All at 20%, 23%, 26%. If you are raising for meat, then the fishmeal only outperformed soymeal but a small amount. But it can give off a fishy taste. Where is the fishmeal from anyway?? Isn't it just crushed up bones and left overs? And it's also not as good for the quail bodies to process as the soy is. Soy 23% actually has the lowest mortality rate based on the chart on the study that I must find and come back to show my work haha My quail are my babies and so yes, their longevity is more valuable than their weight. 26% protein continuously will destroy their kidneys too! SO THIS BRAND and THIS is AMAZING. It SMELLS amazing. I just grind it up a bit more. But oh my gosh. Compared to the Purina which smelled kinda fake and gross, this smells so fresh, I can actually see the corn. They LOVE it! And there is Bar Ale 22% and Manna Pro 24% and Harvest something 26% but that's just non-gmo... but after reading through the ingredient list of all the other brands, Kent also has the shortest list. I don't think Diatomaceous earth is really that good. Fossilized creatures that yes may help, but if it's given people cancer before and I get that's the dust but, that's a hard no then. Maybe I need more research. Also, Kent has Crude label. You want that. It means 'total amount measurement' Crude labels 'guarantees the feed meets established standards for livestock.' Look it up, it says that label is not needed if the feed isn't made primarily for nutrients. Like, wtf lol what are they eating then?? All to say. Yes, this won over fish meal and higher protein. The ingredients are the BEST of all commercial feed I have seen. If you want fish meal, read the studies on it first