Please note that we do not sell live birds.
Poultry feed and supplies are contained in a large portion of our shop, so be assured that we will stock a feed suitable for your poultry requirements.
Did you know that a laying chicken needs a good quality supply of protein and energy to consistently lay an egg? Therefore, kitchen scraps are a treat for them, along with providing a specialised feed.
Whether you have laying hens, chicks or pullets, we stock a variety of bagged feeds from our main suppliers Barastoc and Laucke mills. There are also suitable options for breeding and growing meat birds.
If you wish to mix up a treat for your chickens, we also sell bags of lupins, maize, meat meal, wheat, peas, sorghum and many other goodies such as dried bugs and mealworms.

CHICKENS

DUCKS

TURKEYS

GEESE
POULTRY HEALTH
We stock wormers, medicines, vitamin supplements and shellgrit which all help to keep your chickens in ultimate laying health. There are also a range of pesticide options for lice, mites and other creepy crawlys, remembering to spray or treat your hen house and enclosure too.
The birds comb is a good reflection of how healthy they are as for example when they are dehydrated it will change to a blue/black colour.
If one bird in the group becomes ill sometimes the others will peck at it and cause injury so it is important to monitor the health of all birds and have a separate yard or enclosure for such a situation. See our blog page for some points of interest regarding health of chickens.
POULTRY EQUIPMENT
We have a huge range of feeders and drinkers – a wall of the shop dedicated to poultry and bird equipment be exact!
We keep a varied selection in stock as well as nest boxes, bulk automatic feeders and 10L drinkers for a larger flock. Leg rings for ID if you need to mark your chickens when you introduce new hens. Plastic eggs for the broody chicken who keeps sitting on all the eggs and being a bit of a nuisance.
If growing chicks from fertilised eggs we can source incubators upon request and we stock brooder lights and heaters.













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Let’s not forget about our babies in this heat!
Extreme heat can be dangerous for pets—make sure they always have fresh water, cool shaded areas, and are never left in hot cars to help prevent heatstroke.
Watch for signs of heatstroke:
🔥Excessive panting
🔥Drooling
🔥Vomiting
🔥Lethargy
🔥Collapse
🔥Purple/blue gums and/or tongue
The pets most at risk of heat stroke include:
☀️Brachycephalic (flat-faced) breeds like Bulldogs, Pugs, Frenchies, Persian cats, and Shih Tzus — they can’t cool themselves efficiently.
☀️Senior pets and very young animals — their bodies don’t regulate temperature as well.
☀️Overweight or obese pets — extra body fat traps heat.
☀️Pets with health conditions, especially heart, lung, or respiratory issues.
☀️Thick-coated or dark-colored pets — they absorb and retain more heat.
☀️Pets kept outdoors, in poorly ventilated spaces, or without constant access to shade and water.
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We hope you and your animals have a safe and happy weekend, take care in the heat. ... See MoreSee Less
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Thanks to Cobber Dog for a couple of handy prizes. ... See MoreSee Less
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Caleb has put some options together in considering hydration for your animals this summer
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