Shelled peanut halves provide the same levels of protein, fat and energy as in-shell peanuts but add feeding convenience. In-shell peanuts are presented as a high-energy, protein- and fatty-acid-rich feed that can be offered year-round.
Listings advise storing peanuts in a cool, dry place. For short-term storage, keep peanuts at or below 60°F (refrigerate); for extended storage, keep them at 40°F or below (freeze). Some shelled offerings are also sold in airtight barrier bags that are CO2-flushed to help preserve freshness.
Descriptions highlight that peanuts are a high-energy, nutrient-dense food packed with protein, healthy fats and essential fatty acids. They are described as calorie-rich to support growth and overall health.
Some listings explicitly state the peanuts are not for human consumption. Other product entries show a pet caution field with the note "No warning applicable" in the available details.
Some shelled peanut offerings are packaged in barrier bags that are sealed airtight and CO2-flushed to help preserve optimal freshness. Other listings note bulk bags that should be stored in a cool, dry place to maintain quality.
One listed mix includes whole yellow corn, striped sunflower, peanuts in the shell, black oil sunflower and raw peanuts. Descriptions also note that peanuts can be fed on their own or blended with other wild bird seed mixes.
