Raw For Birds Floral Foraging Blend 20g (Excl. TAS & WA)
Product Description
Blended using premium dried flowers, carefully selected for avian safety, offers a bounty of natural minerals, vitamins, carotenoids, and antioxidants.
Enhance your avian companion's diet by incorporating these organic, human-grade flowers into their meals. Sprinkle them over fresh chop, mix them into bland seed blends, or stuff them into foraging toys for a delightful treat. Simply add 1 tablespoon per kilo of dry food.
These dried flowers are suitable for all bird species, providing a nutritious and enriching dietary addition.
Organic Ingredients
Calendula Flowers, Lavender Flowers, Chamomile Flowers, Rose Petals, Rosella/Hibiscus, Blue Cornflower.
Note: Some ingredients are seasonal and may not be present
This product is not eligible for shipping to Tasmania or Western Australia due to state biosecurity regulations. Buyers are responsible for any duties, customs fees, or fines incurred. Get Flocked accepts no liability for charges associated with confiscated items or fines imposed on the importer when importing these products.
Safety First
No toy is completely safe. You should inspect all toys daily for damaged or broken parts. If a toy is damaged or broken, remove it immediately. Always offer products under strict supervision. Remember, this isn’t a toy for children.
A Note on Colours and Designs
We do our best to show accurate images of each product, but the colours and designs might look slightly different in person. This could be due to your screen settings, lighting, or small variations in the product finish over time. Unless stated otherwise, accessories shown in the images aren’t included.
Important Information
The details we provide are for general guidance and aren’t a replacement for advice from a qualified vet. For personalised advice about your pet’s health, please consult your veterinarian. We’re not veterinary professionals, and any reliance on this information is at your own discretion. If your pet has a medical issue, contact your vet as soon as possible.
