Garden & Fun Smakers for ornamental hens, universal feed treats, pack of 10

Garden & Fun Smakers for ornamental hens are universal feed treats supplied as a pack of 10 units. These treats are intended to be offered as a supplementary snack to support natural foraging behaviour and add variety to routine feeding. Designed for easy use in runs or coops, the Smakers provide a convenient way to reward birds, assist with simple training and encourage pecking activity in small ornamental flocks.

Advantages

Smakers are compact, ready-to-serve feed treats that require no preparation and can be introduced directly into the birds' environment. They help diversify the diet without replacing balanced feed, promote natural foraging instincts and provide an easy method to deliver occasional rewards during handling or training. Supplied in a practical pack of ten, they are suitable for intermittent use and can be distributed individually to reduce competition among birds.

Suitable for

• Ornamental and small backyard hens kept for show or hobby
• Short training sessions and reward-based handling
• Encouraging pecking and natural exploratory behaviour in runs or coops
• Temporary enrichment during seasonal changes or routine variation

Key specifications

• Form: ready-to-feed individual treats in single units
• Pack size: ten units per pack
• Intended use: supplementary feed / treats for ornamental poultry
• Storage: store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight

How to use

Offer Smakers as an occasional supplement to the birds' regular diet. Place individual treats on the ground in the run, on bedding in the coop, or use them by hand during short training or handling sessions. Monitor the flock while treats are being consumed to prevent overcrowding and ensure all birds have access. Do not use as a complete feed; maintain the usual balanced feed and clean water at all times.

Usage recommendations

Use Smakers sparingly as a reward or enrichment to avoid unbalancing the overall diet. Introduce treats gradually if birds are not familiar with this product, and supervise feeding to prevent aggressive behaviour in mixed groups. Keep unopened packs sealed and follow ambient storage guidelines to maintain quality.