70 - Premium Eupheme 1kg

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.

Peeled peanuts are treats highly appreciated by parrots.

They should be distributed sparingly as they are rich.

An ideal food to fill your feeders for wild birds, they will provide the necessary fat for birds to get through the winter more easily.

A favourite of tits and a real delicacy for many birds.

Pumpkin seeds.

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Fortifying Paste Nutrifit Supplement - 250g - NutriBird

Fortifying paste for canaries, budgerigars, other small parakeets, native and exotic birds

This fortifying paste provides the ideal energy supply and an additional source of nutrients throughout the year.

Contains an additional supplement of lysine and methionine for optimal growth and feather development.

It is also a favoured treat for pet birds.

Native Bird Egg Food 1kg - Easyyem

A food mix used as a staple food for native birds. Egg feed particularly suitable for all types of woodland birds for annual use. The nutrient content has been designed to meet the specific needs of native birds and enriched with dried insects.

Suitable for the needs of all large parakeets and parrots.

Coarse texture for better absorption by hooked beaks.

Essential supplement to the main diet of birds.

For successful breeding and birds in top condition all year round.

Based on the unique egg cake from CéDé bakery.

Richly varied seed stalks.

2 sticks of baked seeds with red fruits and mint for canaries.

Tasty canary snack with strawberry, cherry, aronia berry and mint.

No preservatives, synthetic colours or flavours.

Enriched with oyster shells.

Canary best premium is a seed blend enriched with "Nectar Manitoba", a nutrient concentrate with high biological value, a valuable addition for all stages of breeding.

This mixture is designed especially for canaries.  

Product for hand feeding with 40% protein. 

How to use:

Mix IMBECCO 40 with lukewarm water until a semi-solid compound is obtained for the first few days of the chick's life. The preparation must become more and more solid as the chick grows.

Administer first with a syringe, then with a stick or spatula.

Does not color. 

Rosehips are wild roses, whose rose hips are eaten in the fall, which are very rich in vitamin C.