There are several types of poultry feeds available in Kenya, and they can be classified into three main categories: chick feeds, grower feeds, and layer feeds.

Chick feeds are specially formulated for young chicks and contain high levels of protein, vitamins, and minerals to support their growth and development. These feeds typically have a protein content of around 20% to 24%.

Grower feeds are designed for birds that are past the chick stage but have not yet reached the laying stage. These feeds typically have a lower protein content than chick feeds, ranging from 16% to 18%, and are formulated to support muscle and bone growth.

Layer feeds are formulated for birds that are laying eggs. These feeds have a high calcium content to support eggshell formation and typically have a protein content of around 16%.

In addition to these three main categories, there are also specialty feeds available for broiler chickens, which are bred for meat production, and for turkeys and ducks.

Poultry feeds can be purchased from a variety of suppliers in Kenya, including feed mills, agrovet stores, and online retailers. When choosing a poultry feed, it is important to select a high-quality product that meets the specific nutritional needs of your birds.