Review on 🐔 Manna Pro Organic Layer Pellets for Laying Hens - High Protein, Non-GMO Feed by Karrie Murphy

My Myrtle hen ate powdered chick feed. I've tried to get her to eat these pellets but she won't. So I grind them up into a powder and she likes it, she'll eat it later. Lots of work but I love this girl and if this product lives up to the mark she should lay some good eggs when she gets a little older. Let's take a look. Maybe I can even get her to eat those pellets if she's older too? I believe in wonder. That's how I came to Myrtle. One day I noticed that one of the cats had something in its mouth. I took a closer look and thought he caught a starling. But the legs were too big for the star. So I opened that cat's mouth and pulled the bird out of its teeth. Luckily he's lazy. He didn't try to fight me for her and he didn't bite her very hard. After getting her safely away from him, I looked at her beak and legs and realized what the hell young hen she was. Very young. So I got Myrtle.