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Kiki alimento para exoticos

Kiki alimento para exoticos Food for exotic

Kiki alimento para exoticos
1.99€
Kiki alimento para exoticos
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Brands KIKI
  • Model 3637
1.99€

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 Kiki food for exotics
Kiki Exotic Bird Food is a complete and balanced food ideal for the nutrition of exotic birds. Its consumption is indicated for the breeding period or for the maintenance of these birds, in captive condition. It is composed of high quality seeds that will provide everything necessary for your exotic in optimal conditions.
 Ingredients:
Paniset, yellow millet, menudo, white millet, red millet, birdseed, flaxseed, negrillo and Daimiel's bread. Analysis: Crude protein 12,8% Moisture 9,2% Crude fat 6,7% Crude fiber 9,3% Ash 4,2% Calcium 0,23% Phosphorus 0,47% Sodium 218 ppm Vitamin A 8500 UI/kg Vitamin D3 1500 UI/kg Vitamin C 20 mg/Kg Vitamin E 25 UI/Kg.
 ADVANTAGES:
    -Made with high quality seeds.
    -With three classes of millet (white, yellow and red).
    -Ideal for the breeding and maintenance of exotics in captivity.
USES AND SPECIFICATIONS:
    1 kg bag of complete food composed of seeds for exotic birds that are in the breeding period, or for maintenance.



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