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Th World 4kg

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Peeled oats 25kg - Beyers
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Peeled oats 25kg - Beyers

€28.25 Price

Oatmeal or peeled oats are used in the composition of the basic mixtures of canaries and hooked beaks especially during the breeding and feeding period.

Its protein level is quite low, but it is a seed rich in energy.

Crude protein: 13%

Fat: 8%

Carbohydrates: 68%

Phosphorus: 0.4%

Calcium: 0.09%

Rapeseed 20kg - Beyers
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Rapeseed 20kg - Beyers

€19.83 Price

These seeds rich in fat and protein are especially appreciated by wild birds. They will attract sizerins, finches, goldfinches, black-capped, sparrows, mourning doves and a host of other birds to your garden. It is often used as a replacement for the shuttle, which is more expensive.

Lona Peanut Peeled 1kg
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Lona Peanut Peeled 1kg

€4.24 Regular price €4.71 -10% Price

Peeled peanuts are very popular treats for parrots.

They are to be distributed sparingly because they are rich.

Ideal food to fill your wild bird dispensers, they will bring the necessary fat to the birds to spend the winter more easily.

The favorite of chickadees and a real treat for many birds.

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Lona Striated Sunflowers Cleaned 550g

€2.79 Regular price €3.10 -10% Price

Striated sunflower is the basic seed of any parrot mixture. It is also used in mixtures for parakeets and exotic doves.

It is also the favorite food of your outdoor birds during the winter period! Ideal for feeding the birds in your garden.

Practical information for giving sunflower seeds to birds in your garden:

Remember to regularly clean the feeders of your outdoor birds so that diseases and bacteria do not thrive.

Also consider setting feeders high up to prevent predators (such as cats, foxes, etc.) from targeting birds when they are eating.