Yes, whole peas can be fed dry or sprouted. Always provide fresh water and grit to aid in digestion when giving treats such as peas.

Sprouting peas is a fun and simple way to bolster your animal’s diet and add variety. We suggest the following items (but feel free to get creative!):

Organic whole peas
Quart-size jar w/lid
Sprouting screen or cheesecloth fitted for jar
Fresh, non-chlorinated water

Step 1: Fill the jar 1/3 full with grains, cover the grain with water, screw on the lid, and let soak for 24 hours.
Step 2: Drain water, replace lid with screen or cheesecloth, and invert jar to ensure grains do not sit in water. Keep at room temperature for best results.
Step 3: Rinse grains twice a day with fresh water and drain. Rest the jar horizontally after each rinse (grains lying on their side).
Step 4: Sprout tails typically begin within 24-48 hours. Refrigerate sprouts once at desired length – up to 2″”.
Step 5: Repeat the process to keep the sprouted barley party going!

Outside of their main daily feed, we suggest moderating all treats to 10% of your flock’s daily diet.

You sure can! For variety, you can moisten the barley or even sprout whole barley too!