Livestock & poultry feed

Livestock and poultry feed in the Philippines: prices and what to check

Updated 4 November 2026

Livestock and poultry feed in the Philippines costs from ₱49 a kilo for loose or repacked feed, and about ₱4,400 to ₱5,400 for a 5 kg bag of complete broiler feed. The exact price depends on the feed type, the pack size and delivery to your town. For current prices, describe your animals and quantity in a request on BlaBlaPrice, which is free for buyers.

Rules to check before you buy

The Livestock and Poultry Feeds Act (RA 1556) regulates how feed is made, imported, labelled, advertised and sold. According to legal summaries, every feed product must be registered with the Bureau of Animal Industry before it can be sold, so ask the seller for the registration details and read the label for the ingredients and feed type. Keep the bag and its label until the animals have finished the feed, so you can check the label if a problem appears.

Heat, humidity and storage

The climate is tropical, hot all year with wet and dry seasons instead of winter and summer, so feed demand does not drop in one cold season. Damp air is the main risk for stored grain and pellets: keep bags off the floor, closed and in a dry place, and buy roughly what your flock eats in a few weeks rather than a large stock that may go mouldy.

How feed is sold and delivered

Sellers quote feed per kilo or per bag, and the sizes range from 500 g and 1 kg repacks to 5, 10, 20 and 25 kg bags. Delivery to Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City and Makati should be confirmed with each seller, and for towns and villages outside them ask whether delivery is included in the price and how many days it takes. Ask whether the price includes tax, and state the weight you want in kilos. Because feed is needed every day, a regular order is easier to plan than one large purchase.

What to write in your request

Name the feed type (starter, grower, layer or broiler feed, or a premix), the animals and their age, the quantity in kilos, the pack size you want and the town or village for delivery. Add your budget per kilo or per bag, and say whether you need pellets, mash or crumble.

Offers come through BlaBlaPrice: the AI reads your request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in the Philippines, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own price, terms and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide with whom to exchange them. For farm animals see Farm animals, or start from the BlaBlaPrice home page.