Quiko Mineral Stone Flower
1 mineral stone, 7 x 7 cm
Bird pecking stone on clay basis with flowers and grains, for healthy digestion and beak abrasion....further information
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1 mineral stone, 7 x 7 cm€3.99
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Product description
Bird pecking stone on clay basis with flowers and grains, for healthy digestion and beak abrasion.
These clay stones by Quiko with flowers and grains are lots of fun and will keep your bird busy for ages. The tasty treats baked into the clay will make it keep pecking away, taking in the small clay stones. These will act as bird grit, which is essential for a healthy digestion.
The Quiko Mineral Stone Flower makes further supplementation with bird grit unnecessary. The pecking stone also helps to care for your bird's constantly growing beak, preventing deformation.
Analytical constituents
| protein | 2.5 % |
| fat | 0.4 % |
| fibre | 3.5 % |
| moisture | 5.5 % |
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Latest user reviews
14/04/16|angie moss
mineral stone flower
these looked really yummy and were a good price but i put them up in my aviary with parakeets and finches and not one has been touched .
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