Good product but you have
"Good product but you have to mix it with something that the birds are used to before they will eat it."
Takes the mess and guesswork out of feeding insect-eating birds. Insecta-Pro supplies crucial proteins found in insects, that grains and vegetables lack.
Stimulates breeding pairs of Insectivores/Omnivores and balances the diet of young. Extrusion cooked for safety and digestibility.
Used and recommended by Taronga Zoo.
Recommended for: Insectivorous and Omnivorous Birds
Can use with: Finch and Budgie Crumbles.
For Insectivorous birds, mix at a rate 75% Insecta-pro 25% of Finch and Budgie Crumbles.
For Omnivores mix at a rate of 25% Insecta-pro 75% of Finch and Budgie Crumbles.
Stimulates breeding pairs of Insectivores/Omnivores and balances the diet of young. Extrusion cooked for safety and digestibility.
Used and recommended by Taronga Zoo.
Recommended for: Insectivorous and Omnivorous Birds
Can use with: Finch and Budgie Crumbles.
For Insectivorous birds, mix at a rate 75% Insecta-pro 25% of Finch and Budgie Crumbles.
For Omnivores mix at a rate of 25% Insecta-pro 75% of Finch and Budgie Crumbles.
Length of Shipping:
Our aim is to process orders as quickly as possible and most orders will leave our warehouse within 2 business days. Some circumstances however may delay the dispatch of your order. Items over 1 metre in length are sent with alternative couriers and dispatch will depend on driver availability.
Once your order leaves us, you will receive a shipping confirmation email that contains a tracking link.
Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 2 reviews.
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easynto use and birds love
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