Lillebro Dried Mealworms
- 2kg
Delicious dried mealworms offering a valuable source of animal protein for feeding wild birds, rats, mice and hamsters all year round, ideal for mixing in with other feed....further information
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- 2kg€25.99
€13.00 / kg
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Product description
Delicious dried mealworms offering a valuable source of animal protein for feeding wild birds, rats, mice and hamsters all year round, ideal for mixing in with other feed.
Lillebro Dried Mealworms are very popular with wild birds and are the ideal alternative to live food. The protein-rich treat is ideal for adding to bird food and supports the feeding of wild birds, especially in winter and spring.Lillebro Dried Mealworms at a glance:
- Valuable source of animal protein
- Suitable for wild birds and small animals
- For year-round feeding
- Ideal for mixing
- Supports free-living birds
At Lillebro, the welfare of our feathered friends in the wild is our top priority. That's why the carefully selected range includes everything you need to supplement the diet of wild birds and cater to their tastes.
Lillebro - We make wild birds happy!
Ingredients
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Ingredients:
100% dried mealworms.
100% dried mealworms.
Analytical constituents
| protein | 52.7 % |
| fat | 32.8 % |
| fibre | 17.1 % |
| ash | 3.2 % |
Feeding guide
Feeding recommendation:
Lillebro Dried Mealworms are a feed for wild birds.
Make sure that the free-roaming birds have access to food, shelter and water. This will make the birds feel welcome and safe and you will be able to enjoy their presence for a long time.
Lillebro Dried Mealworms are a feed for wild birds.
Make sure that the free-roaming birds have access to food, shelter and water. This will make the birds feel welcome and safe and you will be able to enjoy their presence for a long time.
Reviews
Overall Rating (5)
Latest user reviews
09/06/23|Wioletta Wilma
Poor quality
Tasted them out of curiosity. Found them very salty. Would not recommend them for hens.
31/05/23|Wioletta Wilma
Worning
My hens love them so I have been adding them yo their diet. It's only when my hens started passing eggs without shells and one of them even developed vent prolapse I looked into possible causes. Turns out when the mealworms are very salty and that's what was the trigger. No salt is mentioned on packaging. This particular staple is now off my hens menu. Very bad conduct on the part of that company.
17/12/22|svitlana ivaschenko
Svitlana
This product is definitely cheaper than to buy in shops.
I usually mixing with some other seeds, many birds like it..love to watch them to enjoing their meal ❤
06/02/17
Excellent Value !
This product compares very well with competitors' prices. At £1.10 per kilo it is a best buy. I get through a lot of mealworms. Thanks to good breeding conditions last summer, and my constant supply of mealworms, a flock of 16 starlings are frequent visitors. .. though, thankfully, not always at once ! I put out feeders with mealworms in, and also mix some with the birdseed and suet pellets.
06/02/15|Sandy Acathan
Wild Birds
Excellent quality and excellent value for money. I mix this with Lillebro wild bird seed and enjoy an array of different birds on my bird table.
Originally published in zooplus.co.uk
