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Lion City Poultry Supplies

Our 10 kg mixed chicken feed is about S$155 a bag, delivered in Tampines. Are you feeding chicks, growers or layers, and how many birds do you keep?

Westcoast Farm Feeds

Layer mash in 3 kg organic bags is about S$77, and we deliver to Jurong West. How many hens do you keep, and do you need a feed warranty?

Woodlands Grain Store

Crushed oats in 25 kg bags start from about S$22, and a 5 kg pellet bag is around S$96 to S$109. Which birds do you keep, and what bag size suits you for Woodlands delivery?

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Livestock and poultry feed in Singapore

Livestock and poultry feed in Singapore usually costs about S$13 to S$205 a bag, depending on the type and the bag size. For current prices on the feed you need, the quickest route is a request on BlaBlaPrice, where sellers reply with their own offers.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
Feed and bag sizePrice range
Organic layer mash, 3 kgabout S$77
Broiler pellets, 5 kgS$96–S$109
Mixed chicken feed, 10 kgS$153–S$205
Crushed oats, 25 kgabout S$22

Rules to check before you buy

Under the Feeding Stuffs Act 1965, a feed manufacturer must give every buyer a warranty in the prescribed form, so ask the seller for it before you pay and keep the bag label. The registration and permit rules for importing feed apply to businesses bringing in feed for food-producing animals such as chickens and fish, so they matter mainly for large or imported orders.

What the climate changes

Singapore has no winter, so flocks need feed all year and demand does not peak in one season. The climate is tropical, with a wet and a dry season, and damp air can spoil feed. Buy only what you will use in a few weeks, store the bags off the floor in a dry place, and ask the seller when the feed was packed.

How feed is bought here

Prices are quoted per bag, with the weight in kilograms, so compare per kilo before you choose. A 3 kg organic bag at about S$77 works out to roughly S$26 a kilo, while a 10 kg bag at S$153 to S$205 is about S$15 to S$21 a kilo. Ask whether delivery to your town is included, and name your town in the request, for example Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio.

What to write in your request

Say which birds you keep (chicks, growers, layers, ducks or geese), the feed type you need, the bag size, how many bags you want each month, and your delivery town. Add your budget and whether a warranty matters to you. Sellers reply in the chat with their price and delivery terms.

On BlaBlaPrice you describe what you need in your own words in a chat, and a photo of the feed label helps. The service is free for buyers. Its AI reads the request, asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. For related requests see Farm animals or start from the home page.

Questions and answers

How much does livestock or poultry feed cost in Singapore?

Bags found on sellers' websites here range from about S$13 to S$205, depending on the feed and the bag size, so compare the price per kilogram.

Do I get a warranty with poultry feed?

A feed manufacturer must give the buyer a warranty in the prescribed form under the Feeding Stuffs Act 1965, so ask the seller for it before you pay.

Is there a season when feed is cheaper?

Singapore has no winter, so feed is needed all year. Damp weather is the main risk, so buy only what you will use in a few weeks.

Can a seller deliver to Tampines or Woodlands?

Name your town in your request and ask whether delivery is included in the price. Sellers who cover your area can then reply in the chat.

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