Small Pet Select Chick Grit, 10-lb box
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5 Customer Questions
can this grit be used for ducklings?
Answer by • Oct 12, 2020
The chick grit will work for ducklings as well. Ducks don't have teeth, and instead, grind up food internally in their gizzards, so they require a regular supply of granite grit. Use chick-size grit for ducklings and chicken-sized grit for adult ducks. Crushed oyster shells provide laying hens with an additional calcium source.
Can I use this grit for doves?
Answer by • Feb 20, 2021
This grit could be used for doves however, we recommend consulting with your exotic vet, as it's controversial if doves even need grit.
Ok for parakeets?
Answer by • Mar 13, 2023
This grit is not suitable for parakeets. Parakeets (also called budgerigars or budgies) are in the parrot (or hookbill) family, and like all parrots, they remove the hull of a seed before ingesting the kernel. Poultry, on the other hand, consume the entire seed, hull and all, so they require small amounts of grit to help them grind up the seed hulls in their stomach. This product is made for poultry and could actually be harmful to a parakeet or parrot if ingested, as it could cause a gastrointestinal tract obstruction.
Could I use this grit for quail?
Answer by • Aug 19, 2021
This chick grit is recommended for baby chicks, ducklings, turkeys, and game birds. Birds need access to grit, which is just crushed stone and helps churn the food down, supporting proper digestion. Recommended from hatch to 6-8 weeks.


