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Product code: TRS_AV Categories: Cage and Aviary, Pigeon and Dove, Straight Seed, Straight Seed, Straights£1.90 – £27.80Price range: £1.90 through £27.80
Tares or Vetches are full of essential vitamins and minerals and can be fed dry, soaked, or germinated, depending on your birds’ preferences.
Description
Tares are also known as vetches. Tares are a feed material mostly used in pigeon feed.
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| Weight | 20 kg |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1kg, 10kg, 20kg |
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