Product Information
Product code: FFM Categories: Cage and Aviary, Finches£24.30
A classic finch mix, this complementary feed contains a variety of small seeds providing a healthy well balanced diet for your finches.
Refill feeders as needed after cleaning away unwanted debris. Always provide fresh drinking water.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Description
Foreign Finch Mix blended with aniseed oil.
Composition: White Millet, Plain Canary Seed, Panicum Millet, Nyjer Seed, Red Millet and Aniseed Oil
Analytical Constituents: Crude protein 15%, crude fat 13%, crude fibre 6.5%, crude ash 4%
Additional information
| Weight | 20 kg |
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