HAITH'S to HOME

Softbill Food™

Name: Softbill Food™ for cage and aviary birds | Haith's
Brand: HAITH'S to HOME
SKU: CASF010090001
Price: 5.87 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (6 reviews)

£5.87

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A high-protein super softfood containing minerals, vitamins, and blended with real Baker's Honey.

A special formula recommended by bird nutrition experts. It is as near to the softbill’s natural food as it is possible to get. Containing a variety of ingredients; blended with special oils and Baker's Honey, it provides vitamins and minerals.

Made to retain its freshness - it will not turn sour!

Softbill Food keeps your bird in splendid condition and helps to avoid loose droppings.

This blend is used by some of the Countries leading zoos and wildlife parks. It will keep British and Foreign softbills in perfect health.

Nutritional Information

Protein: 24.60
Fibre: 5.60
Ash: 8.40
Moisture: 10.10
Oil/Fat: 21.71

Please note: Bird seed recipes may change without notice in line with crop availability, but we'll always select a suitable seed replacement.

Excellent product, excellent service

Excellent softbill food readily taken by all my pekin robins and foreign starlings
Superb service , order early one day , it’s delivered the next

Hello Paul, that's great to hear, and that they love the food too.

super

All the soft bill birds love this

Thank you for taking the time to write us a review. It's great to hear that your birds are enjoying this food

My blackbirds love it

Thank you for taking the time to write us a review. It's great to hear that your blackbirds are a fan of our softbill food.

Softbill food

I feed this as a soft food to my young flegling canaris

Thank you for the feedback. We would love to see a picture if you have the chance.

Softbill Food

"We mix with dried fruit and dried mealworms which go down a storm with ground-feeding birds. Our resident pheasant (Wes the Pheas) loves it too, event though it's intended mainly for the robins and blackbirds, hence we put some on a tray on the back lawn, some in a shallow container in the hedge in the front garden. Smells good, too. (Not the mealworm component.)"

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