Blue Peas 20kg

Blue Peas are a vibrant, nutrient-dense legume that supports muscle growth, digestion, and overall health. Packed with protein and fibre, they are an ideal feed for pigeons, parrots, and other birds, helping to maintain strong energy levels and vibrant plumage.

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Blue Peas 20kg – protein-rich legume feed for pigeons and birds

Blue Peas

Blue peas are a highly valued protein source in pigeon diets, especially for racing, breeding, and conditioning. Their firm texture and high nutritional content make them an excellent choice for pigeons requiring muscle development and sustained energy.

Nutritional Benefits for Pigeons

  • High in Protein (23-24%) – One of the richest plant-based protein sources, essential for muscle growth, endurance, and post-race recovery.
  • Slow-Digesting Energy – Due to their firm texture, blue peas provide a slow and steady release of energy, making them particularly beneficial for racing pigeons.
  • Rich in Essential Amino Acids – Supports strong muscles, feather quality, and tissue repair, which is vital during moulting and breeding periods.
  • Contains Key Minerals – Provides phosphorus, magnesium, and potassium, which contribute to strong bones, muscle contraction, and overall health.
  • High in Fiber – Helps maintain good digestion but should be fed in moderation to avoid slowing down the digestive process.

Feeding Considerations

  • Best for Racing and Breeding Birds – Due to their high protein content, blue peas are ideal for pigeons in heavy training, during the moulting season, or when raising young.
  • Should Be Balanced with Other Grains – While blue peas are excellent for strength and conditioning, they should be fed alongside high-energy grains like maize and wheat to ensure a balanced diet.
  • Firm Texture Requires Adjustment – Some younger pigeons or birds not accustomed to blue peas may take time to adjust. Soaking them slightly or introducing them gradually into the diet can help.
  • Avoid Overfeeding – While highly beneficial, too many blue peas can lead to sluggish digestion and reduced flight performance, so they should not make up more than 20-30% of the diet.

Why Pigeon Fanciers Prefer Blue Peas

Many experienced pigeon fanciers favour blue peas over other legumes because of their superior protein content and energy efficiency. They are especially beneficial for long-distance racers and breeding pairs, providing sustained strength and endurance.

A protein-rich base to support muscle, recovery and general condition.

No — this is a single-ingredient feed (blue peas only).

Yes. Rinse well, soak/sprout hygienically, feed fresh and discard leftovers daily.

Start at 30–40 g per bird per day, split morning and evening; adjust to body condition and how clean the trough runs.

Yes — for weaned youngsters. If birds sort larger peas, keep portions measured and mix thoroughly.

Feed dry as part of the main ration, or lightly moisten to help bind fines when mixing.

Common blends are 60–80% blue peas with 20–40% lighter grains or small seeds (e.g. white dari, groats, small maize) depending on workload.

Keep cool, dry and sealed in a pest-proof bin. Rotate stock so older bags are used first.

48-hour delivery on all orders placed before 2pm, Monday to Friday.

You can specify your preferred location for bag placement.

Please note, deliveries are not available on Saturdays, Sundays, or Bank Holidays.

All our packaging it recyclable and also made from recycled materials.

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