Manna Pro Chick Grit with Probiotics, Crushed Granite, 25 lb Bag

I bought Manna Pro Chick Grit for my flock after reading that young chicks sometimes struggle to digest their feed properly. This grit has been a game changer — and honestly, it’s become one of those products I’ll always keep in stock. Right away I noticed the chicks were able to eat and process their food more efficiently. Within a couple of days, their poops looked more normal and their appetite improved. The grit is finely crushed and the chickens seem to love pecking at it — which is exactly what you want for promoting proper digestion. The quality feels high and it’s clearly labeled, easy to pour, and dust-free compared to some other grits I’ve tried. I also appreciate that it’s made specifically for chicks rather than adult poultry — the size and texture are just right for little beaks and developing gizzards. Pros: ✅ Helps chicks digest feed better ✅ Good particle size for young birds ✅ Dust is minimal — easier on respiratory systems ✅ Chickens readily eat it Cons: – Doesn’t seem like a “fun treat” item — but that’s not its purpose! 😄 Overall, this grit has noticeably improved the health and comfort of my chicks, and I feel good knowing they’re getting what they need for healthy development. I highly recommend it to anyone raising young birds!

This chick grit worked great for my 3 week old as well as my 5 week old chicks. I had no idea that baby chicks could eat other things besides their growing crumble so for my first girls I only fed them their feed. Now that I’ve been doing this for quite some time I do things like sprout lentils, grow wheat grass fodder and ferment their food so I wanted to know if the baby chicks could benefit from these things as well and sure enough they can but need to be provided some chick grit first for them to be able to grind it and digest it properly so that’s when I purchased this product. The grit is super fine compared to regular chicken grit. It is slightly larger than grains of coarse sand. I was afraid the chicks wouldn’t try it but they did and I was then able to feed them sprouted lentils which they loved and ate with no issues. I made sure they ate some of the grit before feeding the lentils and both sets of chicks handled it like champs. Great product and it should last for some time since they don’t need much.

I have chickens for the first time, and when they were about a week old I introduced Manna Pro Chick Grit. They took to it immediately and are now 9 week old healthy, happy chickens. I really like the fact that it also has probiotics, which are important, especially for new chicks. Highly recommended.

I like that it’s all-natural with no artificial ingredients or preservatives. It gives me peace of mind knowing I’m not adding anything unnecessary to their diet. very nice

I’m raising 40 baby meat birds and 6 baby Rhode Island Reds. They love love love this grit. I gave it to them within the first week and they are all healthy and happy.

This is a great size for newborn baby chicks all the way up to I would say 2 or 3 months old before they're big enough to go to regular size grit. The bag was small but I was amazed at how long it actually lasted especially because I had 22 chicks. My chickens all accepted it easily. No one seems to be picky. Even some of my more picky hens would prefer this over the full size grit. It definitely encourages them to have scratching and pecking behaviors which is wonderful if you're going to have them forage outdoors. Good price for the size of the bag. Ingredients were plain and simple as it should be my chickens. Loved it

I gave this to three young Saxony ducklings. Did it help them? I don’t know, but it didn’t kill them because they are now adults swimming in my pond. I added a small pile of this next to their crumbles and they used it as needed. It’s probably great stuff…but how do you really know? 🤔 They’re thriving now so I’m giving a big thumbs up! 😉

Great price for quantity. Chicks seemed to like it

My chicks loved it !

Ducklings are eating it. Not sure if it benefitting them or not, but they like it.