Helps meet the protein needs of laying hens

In addition to the continuous supply of minerals and vitamins, the protein supply of laying hens is sometimes neglected. However, proteins take on very different and special tasks in the organism of a chicken. This includes the development of muscles, skin and feathers.

At times of high stress, such as moulting, when a lot of protein is needed for the development of new feathers, the hens have an increased need. In addition, chicken eggs are known to consist of a large part of protein, for which a regular protein supply must also be guaranteed. Other natural ingredients such as eggshells serve as a highly available source of calcium, which in turn supports the formation of a firm eggshell and has positive effects on skeletal development and joint stability. The contained pea shells are considered as raw fiber supplier. The optimal fiber supply can improve intestinal health and establish a positive intestinal flora.