Bestpets Wild Bird Food - 20kg - 606770

Name: Bestpets Wild Bird Food - 20kg - 606770
Brand: BELL
SKU: 606770
Price: 21.24 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

A compound feed for wild birds, Bestpets Wild Bird Food is a general mixture formulated to attract a variety of garden feeding birds. This food contains small seeds and essential ingredients to provide birds with a balanced and healthy diet. Rich in complex carbohydrates and oils, it serves as a good source of energy and is ideal for seed feeders. The mix attracts species such as blackbirds, tits, finches, doves, starlings, and sparrows.

Technical specifications

Weight: 20 kg

Ingredients: Wheat, Kibbled Maize, Black Sunflower Seeds, Red Dari, Vegetable Oil

Usage

Food should be available throughout the year, including during breeding, nesting, and fledgling periods.

Maintain a regular supply of fresh food, enough to last one or two days.

Provide clean drinking water at all times.

Help weaker and more timid birds by having several feeding stations and moving them regularly.

Consider different foods and feeding methods, as some birds may prefer ground or table feeding.

Feeding stations should be located near cover, and if there is a risk from predators such as cats, ensure they are placed at a greater height.

Remove any wet or old food promptly to avoid the buildup of bacteria, molds, or toxins.

Regularly clean feeding stations with warm water and a safe disinfectant.

Wear gloves and wash hands after handling the product.

Not for human consumption.

May contain nuts.

Features

Brand
BELL
Pcs per pack
1
Animal's age
Adult
Ingredients
Seeds
Material
Plant-based materials

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