Chicken Pecking Blocks at Tractor Supply Co.

Chicken pecking blocks add an edible activity to your flock's routine, including on winter days spent closer to the coop. Browse solid poultry treat and supplement blocks, and compare ingredients, intended life stages and feeding directions to find an option that fits your birds' regular feeding program.

Healthy Harvest Whole & Hearty Poultry Treat Block

Healthy Harvest Whole & Hearty Poultry Treat Block

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Item # 6133729

$17

.99

ImPECKables Pepper and Worms Poultry Treat Cake, 26.9 oz.

ImPECKables Pepper and Worms Poultry Treat Cake, 26.9 oz.

4.1

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Item # 6004699

.99

ImPECKables Apple Poultry Treat Block, 25 lb.

ImPECKables Apple Poultry Treat Block, 25 lb.

3.6

(16)

Item # 6004053

$14

.99

Purina Farm to Flock Harvest Festival Hen Treat Block, 20 lb. Block

Purina Farm to Flock Harvest Festival Hen Treat Block, 20 lb. Block

5.0

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Item # 6159692

$19

.99

Pine Tree Farms Hen Pecked Seed Log with Mealworms for Poultry, 3 pk.

Pine Tree Farms Hen Pecked Seed Log with Mealworms for Poultry, 3 pk.

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Item # 6038970

$42

.00

Picking a poultry treat block starts with the label, not just the flavor. Ingredient blends vary, with grains, seeds and other additions giving you different options to compare. Read the ingredient list alongside the feeding instructions to understand where a block fits into your flock's routine. Also check which birds and life stages the product is intended for; a block meant for mature poultry isn't automatically a choice for chicks. Nutritional additions differ between formulas, so don't assume every chicken pecking block offers the same benefits. Choose for the flock you have and the feeding program you already follow. Placement and feeding amounts matter once you've brought a block home. Follow the package directions for offering it, and choose a spot where you can check its condition and see how much your birds are eating. Keep the block clear of wet bedding and follow any label instructions for protecting it from moisture. Treat blocks supplement a balanced diet rather than replace complete feed, so keep regular feed and fresh water available. During winter, an edible pecking activity can be one part of a varied flock routine, with portions guided by the product label rather than by how eagerly the hens gather around.

Best Of FAQ

What is a chicken pecking block?

A chicken pecking block is a solid, edible poultry treat or supplement that birds peck at. Ingredients are held together in a compact form rather than offered as a loose mix.

How are pecking blocks different from loose scratch grains?

The main difference is their form. Scratch grains are loose, while a pecking block holds its ingredients together. Compare labels for ingredient and feeding differences rather than assuming the two are interchangeable.

Do all poultry treat blocks contain the same ingredients?

No. Recipes vary and may contain different combinations of grains, seeds and other ingredients. Check each ingredient list and feeding label to compare blends.

Is a poultry treat block the same as complete chicken feed?

No. Treat and supplement blocks are additions to a feeding program, not replacements for a complete, balanced diet. Follow each block's label directions alongside your flock's regular feed.

Are chicken pecking blocks only for winter?

Pecking blocks aren't limited to winter. An appropriate block can be part of a flock's routine in other seasons, too, with feeding and placement guided by the product label.