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Scratch and Peck Feeds manufacturers nutritionally complete naturally-free Certified Organic and NON-GMO Project Verified, soy-free animal feeds, supplements, and treats for chickens, turkeys, ducks, goats, sheep, and mini pigs. Office Hours:
Monday-Friday: 9am - 5pm

Find available retail locations at: www.scratchandpeck.com/store-locator/
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More than a treat! 🌻 Our organic black oil sunflower seeds are one of the easiest ways to add a little extra nutrition,...
09/17/2026

More than a treat! 🌻
Our organic black oil sunflower seeds are one of the easiest ways to add a little extra nutrition, enrichment, and energy to your flock’s routine.
Mix them into feed, scatter them for foraging, sprout them, or work them into your favorite flock recipes—there’s no wrong way to use them.
And during times like molt or seasonal shifts, that extra boost can go a long way.
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If you’re already getting your feed delivered, you can add sunflower seeds right onto your subscription.
Or grab a bag anytime through the link in our profile!
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👇 how does your flock love sunflower seeds?









09/17/2026

A dozen things to love about Scratch and Peck Feeds:

🌱 Non-GMO Project Verified
🌾 USDA Organic
🇺🇸 North American ingredients
🇺🇸 Made in the USA
🐓 Nutritious whole grains
🌎 Certified B Corporation
🌱 Going beyond organic
🌽 Free of corn & soy
🤝 Collective leadership
🌾 Supporting holistic agriculture
♻️ Recyclable & compostable packaging
💛 Nourish to flourish!

That’s our dozen. **Now tell us yours - what do YOU love about Scratch and Peck?** 👇

Molt is more than your flock looking a little rough around the edges. It’s a period of significant nutritional demand as...
09/15/2026

Molt is more than your flock looking a little rough around the edges. It’s a period of significant nutritional demand as your hens shed old feathers and grow new ones.

Did you know feathers are made up of more than 80% protein? Feather growth requires amino acids, so your flock’s protein needs become especially important during molt. At the same time, your hens are still using nutrients to support their muscles, immune system, metabolism, and overall health.

Molt is a great time to take a closer look at what’s in the feeder. Increasing protein can help provide the building blocks your hens need for new feather growth and support them through this demanding stage.

A little extra attention to nutrition can go a long way toward helping your flock come through molt with strong, healthy new feathers. The Feather Facelift Bundle is designed to help you do just that.

Is your flock molting yet? 🐔🪶

09/13/2026

We made granola inspired by our chicken feed. 🌾🥣🐓

Different bowls, different nutritional needs, but each ingredient in our human version was chosen to mirror an ingredient or nutritional role in our whole-grain feed:

🌾 **Organic barley flakes** → Like the organic barley in our feed, a whole grain providing carbohydrates and fiber.

🌾 **Organic heirloom puffed wheat** → Inspired by the organic wheat in our feeds, providing energy and fiber.

🌱 **Toasted flaxseed** → We use organic flaxseed meal as a source of healthy fats, including omega-3 fatty acids.

🌻 **Raw sunflower seeds** → Inspired by the organic sunflower oil in our formulas, providing fat as an important source of energy.

🎃 **Organic pumpkin seeds** → A protein-rich addition to our human bowl, mirroring the role of protein-rich ingredients like organic yellow peas in our feed. Because peas in granola? We weren’t quite ready to go there. 😉

🥜 **Organic walnuts** → Another human-friendly source of healthy fats, reflecting the important role fats play in a balanced diet.

✨ **Organic cinnamon** → Cinnamon bark oil is actually included in our vitamin and mineral premix. We went with ground cinnamon for breakfast, for obvious reasons.

❤️ **Organic dried cranberries** → A little organic sweetness for the human version.

Make the granola for yourself, grab a bag of our Organic Layer Mash at the link in our bio, and have breakfast with your flock. 🥚🐓..And if you do, post a photo and tag us! We LOVE seeing your flockstars. 💛

Is fish meal bad for chickens? Like a lot of questions about chicken nutrition, the answer is more nuanced than a simple...
09/11/2026

Is fish meal bad for chickens? Like a lot of questions about chicken nutrition, the answer is more nuanced than a simple yes or no.

Feed ingredients get talked about in a lot of absolutes: This ingredient is good. That one is bad. Never feed this. Always look for that.

But we think you deserve more context than that.

Which is why we're transparent about where our ingredients come from, how they're sourced, what nutritional purpose they serve and how they fits into our complete feeds.

That's why we're always happy to tell you not just *what* is in our bags, but why we put it there.

So keep asking us the hard questions.

**What chicken feed ingredient have you heard conflicting things about?** Drop it below and we might tackle it next. 👇

09/10/2026

Want to ferment your flock’s feed? 🐓 Here’s the quick-and-easy guide.

Fermenting Scratch & Peck Mash is simple, and it’s a great way to switch up mealtime while making the most of the feed you have.

🌾 You'll need:
A food-safe container + non-chlorinated water + your flock’s Scratch & Peck Feeds mash.

🥣 How to ferment:
Add about ⅔ of your usual dry feed amount to your container. Add enough water to cover the feed by 2–3 inches, stir, and loosely cover. Stir daily and add water as needed to keep the grains covered.

⏰ When is it ready?
Give it 1–3 days. In warmer weather, it may be ready sooner. Look for tiny bubbles, a slightly sour or ye**ty smell, and a cooked-oatmeal consistency.

🐔 How much do you feed?
Fermenting expands the feed, so you’ll typically use about ⅓–½ less dry feed per serving.

Save this for your next batch and tag us when your flock gets their first fermented meal! 🤎

Have a question about fermenting feed? Drop it in the comments. 👇

09/10/2026

How much protein does your flock actually need? 🐓

20%? 17%? 16%? 18%? The answer depends on who you're feeding and what their body is doing.

🐣 Chicks need more protein to support rapid growth and feather development.

🌱 As birds grow, their protein needs shift.

🥚 Laying hens need complete, balanced nutrition formulated to support healthy birds and egg production.

🪶 During molt, a little extra protein can help support the work of growing a whole new set of feathers.

And yes, ducks are invited to the protein conversation, too. 🦆 Our feeds are formulated to meet the nutritional needs of both chickens and ducks throughout their different life stages.

The big takeaway? **More protein isn't automatically better.** It's about providing the right balance of protein, amino acids, vitamins and minerals for what your flock needs right now.

Save this for the next time you're staring at feed bags wondering which percentage to choose.

Ready to find the right feed for your flock? Head to the **link in our profile.**

That first egg is a big deal! 🥚 It means breakfast is about to get a whole lot better because you’ll have eggs from your...
09/08/2026

That first egg is a big deal! 🥚 It means breakfast is about to get a whole lot better because you’ll have eggs from your own backyard; it also means your pullets are ready for a nutritional change.

Producing an egg takes a lot from a hen, especially when it comes to calcium, protein, and essential vitamins and minerals. Making sure your girls have the right nutrition during this transition helps support their bodies as they adjust to the demands of egg production. Y

You’ve raised them from tiny chicks to this exciting milestone. Now, it’s time to give them the nutrition they need for the job ahead.

The Laying Ladies Bundle makes this transition simple, giving your girls the complete nutrition they need as they step into their laying years.

Are your 2026 chicks laying ladies yet? 🐔

09/03/2026

Yes, sometimes we give them to the dogs. 🥚🐶
When you keep backyard chickens and the egg basket is overflowing, there are worse problems to have.
Cooked eggs can be a simple whole-food addition to your dog's bowl, providing protein along with nutrients like fatty acids, vitamins and minerals. We keep ours simple - fully cooked, plain and without added salt, butter or seasoning - and serve them as an occasional topper rather than a replacement for a complete diet.
And yes, these are the same organic, backyard eggs we eat ourselves. Around here, good nutrition isn't just for the humans. 😉
Chicken keepers: are you sharing eggs with your dogs or guarding every last one? We'd also love to hear how you preserve eggs for later use!

09/02/2026

One of the simplest things you can add to your coop to improve the quality of your eggs....do you know what it is? (PS - we're giving a free bag away to one lucky commenter...)

→🦪 Oyster shell provides supplemental calcium that laying hens can access as needed to support strong eggshells. We recommend offering it free-choice in a separate container rather than mixing it directly into their feed - your hens are pretty good at knowing when they need a little extra.
It’s one of the simplest additions you can make to your coop setup.

Have you tried our Oyster Shell? Drop a comment to win a bag!
🦪🥚 Ready to stock up? Grab our Oyster Shell at the link in our profile!

Address

872 North Hill Boulevard
Burlington, WA
98233

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+13603187585

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