Dried Mealworms for Wild Birds and Chickens, 15 lb High-Protein Treat for Feeders and Backyard Flocks
Dried mealworms make it easy to offer wild birds and backyard chickens a protein-rich treat without handling live insects. Scatter them for foraging, add them to regular feed or offer them in feeders for insect-eating visitors.
Chubby Dried Mealworms contain 100% dried Tenebrio molitor, with no additives, fillers or artificial ingredients. This 15 lb supply has a typical protein analysis of 53% and needs no refrigeration, making it convenient to keep on hand for regular feeding.
Offer as a treat or supplement alongside regular feed. Serve dry or soak in warm water for added hydration, and always provide fresh drinking water. Suitable for chickens, ducks, quail and wild birds; not suitable for human consumption.
Features
- Dried insects offer a convenient alternative to handling live mealworms.
- 100% dried mealworms without additives, fillers or artificial ingredients.
- Typical protein content of 53% provides a protein-rich supplemental treat.
- Suitable for scattering, mixing into feed or placing in feeders.
- Can be served dry or soaked in warm water.
- Shelf-stable storage without refrigeration.
Specifications
- Product type: Dried Mealworms
- Net weight: 15 lb
- Ingredient: 100% dried mealworms (Tenebrio molitor)
- Feed role: Treat or supplement alongside regular feed
- Typical protein: 53%
- Typical fat: 28%
- Typical fiber: 6%
- Typical moisture: 5%
- Suitable animals: Wild birds, chickens, ducks, quail, other poultry and reptiles
- Storage: No refrigeration needed
- Origin: Shandong province, China
- Consumption restriction: Not suitable for human consumption
Frequently Asked Questions
Can these dried mealworms replace regular chicken feed?
These dried mealworms are a treat or supplement to offer alongside regular chicken feed. Scatter them for foraging or mix them into feed, and always provide fresh drinking water.
Should I serve the mealworms dry or soak them first?
These dried mealworms can be served dry or soaked in warm water for added hydration. Dry mealworms can be scattered on the ground, mixed into feed or offered in feeders.
Which wild birds can eat these mealworms?
These dried mealworms are suitable for insect-eating wild birds, including bluebirds, robins, cardinals, woodpeckers and wrens. Offer them in feeders or scatter them in your feeding area.
Do these dried mealworms need refrigeration?
These dried mealworms do not need refrigeration. Their shelf-stable dried form makes them convenient to keep on hand for bird and poultry feeding.