Chicken Linseed

Feed as a supplement, not a complete feed.

Add linseed to your chickens’ regular diet to support feather quality, energy, and overall condition.

Daily feeding guide:

Mix 5–10g per hen per day into their regular feed or scatter lightly as a treat.

Best feeding method:

• Mix through mash, pellets, or grain for even intake
• Alternatively, sprinkle over feed as a top-dress
• Ensure fresh, clean water is always available
  

Important notes:

• Feed in moderation due to high oil content
• Introduce gradually over 3–5 days
• Suitable for all poultry, especially during moulting or when feather condition is poor
  

Storage:

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain freshness and nutritional quality

First Aid:
If overconsumed, seek veterinary advice. Rinse eyes or skin if irritation occurs.

Safety & Environmental:
Feed as directed. Do not overfeed. Dispose of spoiled feed responsibly.

Storage:
Store in a cool, dry place, sealed and away from sunlight.

Shelf Life:
Use within 6–12 months. Discard if mouldy or rancid.

Withholding Period:
Nil

Note:
Supplementary feed only. Feed in moderation alongside a balanced diet.

Active Constituent:

• Omega-3 fatty acids (ALA – Alpha-linolenic acid)
  

Typical Nutritional Profile:

• Crude protein: ~18–22%
• Crude fat: ~35–40%
• High energy, moderate fibre
  

Key Benefits:

• Supports feather condition and skin health
• Enhances omega-3 content in eggs
• Aids overall health and condition
  

Form:

• Whole linseed (flaxseed)
  

Suitability:

• Suitable for all poultry
  

Note:

• Feed as a low-inclusion supplement due to high oil content