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A balanced fruit pie with all the nutrients your birds need.
With 25% dried fruits: apricots, pineapples, papaya, apples, mountain ash berries and raisins.
Has a coarser structure for better ingestion.
With spirulina.
A balanced fruit pie with all the nutrients your birds need.
With 25% dried fruits: apricots, pineapples, papaya, apples, mountain ash berries and raisins.
Has a coarser structure for better ingestion.
With spirulina.
Metal nest support with 4 rings.
This bottomless nest support limits the proliferation of parasites.
Ideal for a preformed nest or terracotta nest.
With this stand you no longer need to use a plastic nest.
Cleaning product with bacteria and enzymes.
Birds well super also gives a fresh smell to your local.
preparation: 5% product for 95% hot water. First put the water on and add the product.
How to use it: Spray Birds well super on the surface to clean. Leave for a moment and rub with a sponge or brush.
Mix of quality seeds for doves.
Also for small exotic pigeons; food to be spread in gardens and parks.
With lots of small seeds.
Quality corn-free breeding mix.
Ideal seed mix for the growing season.
Very high protein blend with 70% legumes, but no corn.
Provides a richer jabot milk and an ideal protein content if combined with Colombine Success Corn I.C.
This mixture of pigeon seeds can be sprouted and administered to parrots and large parakeets.
composition:
maple peas 34.5%, dun peas 8.5%, yellow peas 16%, big green peas 8%, vesces 6%, katjang idjoe 3%, yellow dari 8%, red dari 8%, cardy 8%
Light blend of seeds - cereals - against fattening.
Mix of quality seeds for parrots.
Special 'Light' mixture to prevent fattening.
Distribute one or more days a week.
Front composed of 4 doors with flaps for feeders, 2 sliding doors and 2 doors for nests.
Dimensions: 80 x 40 cm.
Enriched complete feed (pressed granules) for jays & turdidae.
Balanced pressed granule, enriched with juniper berries.
Traditional product with high nutritional value and very good assimilation.
Easy to use.
