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Our Neophema Parrot Mix has been created to ensure a well rounded diet for this genus of grass parrots from Australia. Our recipe has 9 different ingredients to create a nutrititional daily feed. The Neophema Parrots need a mixture of millets and canary seed in particular to make up their daily diet, and can also be fed a range of other greens, such as milk thistle, dandelions and seeding grasses, as well as a good quality grit and cuttlefish. All our ingredients are cleaned by hand on site in our family run mill in Norfolk, where we have been specialising in bird feed for over 30 years.
Description
Neophema Parrot Mix is a complementary caged bird food.
Composition: White and yellow millet, plain canary seed, groats, safflower, linseed, red millet, niger, hemp, buckwheat and aniseed oil.
Analytical Constituents: Crude protein 14.5%, crude fat 9%, crude fibre 7%, crude ash 4%
Feeding Guide: Refill seed for your Neophema Parrots as needed after cleaning away any unwanted debris. Always provide fresh, clean drinking water.
Store bag in a cool and dry place.
Additional information
| Weight | 20 kg |
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Graham statham (verified owner) –
I’ve used this mix for sometime now for my breeding Kakarikis
Graham statham (verified owner) –
I’ve used this mix for sometime now for my breeding Kakarikis .It’s a good mix and very clean
Graham Statham (verified owner) –
I think it’s a great mix
I use this for my kakarikis