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Healthy poultry
MICROBIOLOGY TESTED FOR PURITY
Chick’N Calcium from the Chick’N Swell product line for poultry is tested to ensure maximum purity and cleanliness; our Chick’N Calcium is free from harmful contaminants, bacteria and pathogens, making it safe for your poultry to consume.
Chick'N Calcium supplement
WITH VITAMIN D3
Chick’N Calcium from the Chick’N Swell product line is added with Vitamin D3 ensuring that your poultry receive a high-quality source of calcium that is easily digestible and assimilated.
Pure with essential oils
BEST SOURCES OF CALCIUM
Chick’N Calcium from the Chick’N Swell product line is made from a blend of calcium: calcium lactate, calcium chloride and calcium propionate to provide essential calcium for all laying poultry, broilers, including chickens, ducks, and quails; from backyard flock to commercial farms, our product is the perfect addition to your chicken water.
Chick’N Calcium for stronger bones and eggshells
STRONGER EGGSHELLS
Our Chick’N Calcium added in water, is an excellent source of calcium for poultry and layers, providing the necessary nutrients for proper eggshell formation, resulting in high-quality eggs and a healthier flock overall.
Constant beautiful eggs with calcium liquid and Vit D from Chick'N Egg
Beautiful and strong eggshells with Chick'N Egg
ellen
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2025
My hens started laying eggs after a few days of having this in their water.
The Crow’s Nest
Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2025
The chickens didn't seem to mind this additive in their water. It didn't smell bad or anything. As with any supplement or vitamin, it's a little hard to tell if its "working" and it takes some time. I don't know if the chickens noticed anything, but the eggs did slowly become harder. The advertisement of up to 80 gallons definitely doesn't make sense mathematically but otherwise so far so good, good product. I recommend.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024
Our hens were laying soft shell eggs until I started giving them this Calcium in their water along with oyster shells. We now get gorgeous hard eggs 😁
Six Impossible Things
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024
I think it's working, slowly but every day it's improving! I have a couple older hens that were laying soft shelled and broken eggs. I tried everything! 24 access to oyster shell, scrambled eggs daily, crushed eggshells, treated for mites, electrolytes, fans in the coop, roll away nesting boxes, added liquid human calcium and vitamin D supplements to water. Nothing worked. I ordered this as a last ditch effort. At first, not much difference. But after about a week, the shells started starting together, but their eggs looked rough. And then suddenly, normal eggs! And the broken eggs seemed to have stopped. It's pricey, and I'm probably working against the inevitable with older, battery rescue hens, but right now it sends so be working when nothing else did.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2024
I have a 2 year old White Austria. All a sudden she started laying very brittle eggs & they would break by the time I got it out of the nesting box due to other hens laying in the same box. I had oyster shell out & put crushed eggshells in their food. You could even see the calcium buildup on her eggs, but it was always in the same spot on the egg. I felt her body wasn’t absorbing the calcium correctly. Added this to their water & saw instant results the next time she laid! Very happy with the results!
Marie Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
Save your money and buy crushed coral calcium and add to feed! Beware of other small pets drinking the chicken water! Made my cat VERY sick with hypercalcimia. My chickens are free range and water is accessible to other animals
junelle
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
One of my chickens was laying a soft egg. I bought this liquid calcium to put in their water in hopes that it works. Since I started using it, I have not seen a soft egg.
AMA
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
One of my hens was having soft shell issues. This seemed to help.
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