Oyster Shells 440g (Excl. TAS & WA)
Product Description
Birds have behavioural and/or nutritional needs for ingestion of soluble grit. Specially ground for all cage and aviary birds, HARI Oyster Shells soluble grit is readily digested by acids in the proventriculus and will not cause crop impaction, Calcium deficiency can be a problem for companion birds and so it’s important to feed calcium-rich foods and supplements.
Soluble oyster shells provide a natural source of calcium which is required by all caged birds year-round and is essential when breeding for stronger bone and egg shell formation.
Birds with digestive problems may benefit from the addition of small amounts of soluble grit to their diet.
If you suspect your birds has a digestive problem, consult your avian vet regarding your bird’s need for a soluble grit. In order for the calcium to be absorbed, it is vital to ensure that the right amount of vitamin D3 is also provided. One of the best ways to provide this essential vitamin is through sunlight or an avian full spectrum UVB light.
Product Suitability & Variations
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- Colours & Designs: Actual colours and designs may vary slightly due to lighting, screen settings, or natural product finishes.
Safety & Supervision
- Inspect Daily: No toy is indestructible. Check toys daily for wear, fraying, or broken parts.
- Remove Promptly: Take away damaged items immediately to prevent injury or ingestion.
- Supervise Always: All products must be used under strict supervision. For animal use only (keep out of reach of children).
Disclaimer & Vet Advice
- Liability: Get Flocked and its suppliers are not liable for any damage, injury, or death caused to any animal or person. Proper selection and supervised use remain the responsibility of the owner.
- Not Medical Advice: Our info is for general guidance and does not replace personalised advice from a qualified vet. If your pet has a medical issue, contact your veterinarian immediately.


