HERITAGE
Vitality Ostrich Layer Pellets 20kg
£19.62
Vitality Ostrich Layer Pellets deliver complete, balanced nutrition for laying ostriches, supporting strong egg shells, optimal fertility, and overall health. Formulated with essential vitamins, minerals and protein for peak performance during the laying season.
Key Features:
- Optimised Calcium & Phosphorus for robust eggshell quality
- High Protein Content to support reproductive health and feather condition
- Fortified with Vitamins A, D & E for immune support and fertility
- Palatable Pellet Form for easy consumption and minimal waste
- Suitable for All Breeds of Laying Ostriches
Whether you’re managing a commercial ostrich farm or a small-scale operation, Vitality Ostrich Layer Pellets provide the reliable nutrition your birds need to thrive and produce at their best.
Build your own pallet, FREE DELIVERY to Mainland UK.
COMPOSITION (UK/IE) Wheatfeed; Soya (bean) meal, feed (GM Soya); High Fibre Oat By-Product; Wheat; Soya Hulls (GM soya); Calcium Carbonate; Sunflower Seed Meal, Dehulled; Grass, dried; Barley; Distillers Dark Grains (GM maize); Dicalcium Phosphate; Soya Oil (produced from GM soya); Sodium Bicarbonate; Methionine.
Crude Fat                   4.0        %               Calcium                   2.8        %
Crude Protein            18.0      %               Phosphorus            0.7        %
Crude Fibre               11.0      %               Sodium                    0.15      %
Crude Ash                  14.0      %               Copper                    25         mg/kg
Lysine                         0.85      %               Selenium                 0.4        mg/kg
Methionine                 0.45      %
A Complete Feed to feed ad-lib or at 75% of appetite with grass or forage to obtain
desired growth rates or weight maintenance. Access to flint grit and clean, fresh water should be available at all times.
Ostriches originate from Africa, with their history tracing back nearly 20 million years. It wasn’t until the late 1980’s that Ostriches were introduced to the UK.
Did you know there are 2 living species of Ostrich in the World?                                   1. Common Ostrich – native to large parts of Sub-Saharan Africa.                                2. Somali Ostrich – native to the horn of Africa.
British Domestic Ostrich Association – BDOA, was founded in 1992 to support the developing industry.
Store in a cool dry place away from the risk of vermin.


