Description
A complementary caged bird food for Budgies in the breeding season.
Composition: Sunflower kernels, naked oats, yellow panicum, plain canary seed, Japanese millet, red dari, yellow millet & aniseed oil.
Analytical Constituents: Crude protein 18%, crude fats 23%, crude fibre 7.5%, crude 3.5%
Feed ad lib to your budgies to kick start them into the breeding season. Clean away any unwanted debris from the feeder before refilling. Always provide fresh, clean drinking water.
Store bag in a cool and dry place.
Additional information
| Weight | 20 kg |
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