Henry Bell Micronised Peas 20kg

Henry Bell Micronised Peas 20kg

Packed with protein and naturally palatable, Henry Bell Micronised Peas are a premium feed ingredient for rabbits and small companion animals. Made using the micronisation process — a gentle cooking and flaking technique — these peas are transformed into a flat flake roughly the size of a 5p piece, with a pleasant green colour, clean unblemished texture, and an appealing aroma that animals find irresistible.

With 23% crude protein per serving, this is a high-quality, easily digestible supplement that supports muscle condition, healthy growth, and overall vitality. Suitable for all diets and easy to blend into existing rations.

Key Benefits

• 23% crude protein — supports muscle development, condition, and healthy growth
• Highly digestible — micronisation improves nutrient absorption and gut health
• Firm and dry texture — easy to handle, store, and mix into rations
• Naturally palatable — pleasant green colour and appealing aroma encourages eating
• Suitable for all diets — versatile ingredient for a wide range of small animals
• UK origin — sourced and processed to high quality standards
• Bulk value — 20kg bag ideal for multi-animal households or smallholdings

Frequently Asked Questions

What animals are Henry Bell Micronised Peas suitable for?

They are suitable for rabbits, guinea pigs, and other small companion animals. They can also be used as part of mixed rations for a variety of species.

What is micronisation?

Micronisation is a heat treatment process that cooks and flakes the peas, making them significantly easier to digest. This improves nutrient absorption and feed conversion, supporting better growth and condition.

How much protein do they contain?

Henry Bell Micronised Peas contain 23% crude protein, making them an excellent high-protein supplement for small animals.

Can I mix them with other feeds?

Yes — they blend easily into existing rations alongside hay, pellets, and other feed ingredients, making them a flexible addition to any feeding programme.

How should I store them?

Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, in a sealed container to maintain freshness and prevent moisture ingress.