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Treat Time Should Never Be Boring.

You know the moment.

The bag shakes. Heads turn. And suddenly, the whole flock comes running.

The curious one.

The greedy one.

The one who always gets there first.

We started with mealworms — a simple, golden treat chickens couldn't get enough of. But as we watched them feather and forage, we couldn't help but wonder:

But we kept wondering:

Why stop at mealworms?

Chickens are curious by nature. They peck, scratch, and explore. So we thought their treats should give them something new to discover, too.

And we went looking for more.

We sourced 100% natural, nutrient-rich Black Soldier Fly Larvae, crunchy crickets, sun-dried grasshoppers, tender river shrimp, fresh minnows, and wholesome blends that bring different proteins, textures, and tastes together.

One treat became a whole world of treats.

Because treat time is about so much more than what’s inside the bag.

It's the shake that gets their attention.
The chaotic, joyful rush across the yard.
The fun of finding a new favorite.
And a little moment you get to share with your flock.

At PETFU, we’re always exploring new natural proteins and custom combinations to keep their wild instincts alive and thriving.

More to peck.
More to discover.
More fun.

That's PETFU.

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Nutritional data for healthier flocks.

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Clean, safe, and laboratory tested.

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Ever Wonder What Goes Into a Good Mealworm?

Stat 1

Our mealworms are raised on carrots, wheat bran, and other plant-based ingredients. We believe good treats start with good nourishment.

Pounds of food waste diverted to date:

74,380,020

Once they’re ready, we carefully select the mealworms we want in every bag — choosing well-grown, quality mealworms for your flock.

Pounds of greenhouse gasses avoided to date:

12,454,591

Stat 2
Stat 3

Gently dried for that naturally golden color and satisfying crunch, they’re a simple, protein-rich treat chickens can’t seem to resist.

Pounds of fish conserved to date:

18,384,346