Goat farming on small plots

Green, glazed ceramic feeding dishA stylish feeding dish for wild birds. But it can also be used for hamsters, rabbits, guinea pigs, mice, rats, chickens, insects or hedgehogs.For wild birds: Enrich your garden with our elegant, green feeding plate made of high-quality ceramic. This glazed plate is not only an attractive accessory, but also provides a practical feeding place for wild birds. For rodents: This feeding dish is also suitable for feeding fruit and vegetables in rodent enclosures, for exampleFor chickens: The green feeding dish can be used for feeding grit, seeds or vegetables and fruit. It looks pretty and is easy to clean.For hedgehogs: Simply put hedgehog food in the feeding dish and place it in the hedgehog house or outside.For insects: Place larger stones in the ceramic bowl and pour water over them - this way the insects can drink safely.High-quality ceramic: The feeding dish is made of robust ceramic, which is weatherproof and durable so that you can use it outdoors all year round. Attractive design: The green glaze gives the plate a modern touch and blends harmoniously into any garden landscape. Versatile use: Ideal for feeding seeds, fruit or other treatsAvailable in four sizes:S = ⌀ 9 cm / H 1.9 cm M = ⌀ 12 cm / H 2.5 cm L = ⌀ 15 cm / H 3.1 cm XL = ⌀ 25 cm / H 3.7 cm

Pre Alpin Fibre for tortoises The diet of wild tortoises always depends on the natural conditions of the vegetation. In their original habitats, the actual growing season is usually limited to a short period, which is replaced by drought and heat from midsummer to fall. In spring, the crude fiber content of the plants is relatively low and the protein content is high. Over the course of the summer, the herbs and grasses "age". The crude fiber content therefore increases in midsummer, whereas the protein content then drops sharply.In order to meet the needs of the organism, the composition of the diet should be adapted to the season.Tortoises are herbivores that require food of impeccable quality. Observing tortoises living in the wild and studying their physique and digestive tract reveals which food is most suitable for tortoises. The animals' well-developed appendix enables them to obtain sufficient nutrients from grasses and herbs rich in crude fiber and low in protein. The content of agricultural meadows, which are usually heavily fertilized, is too rich for tortoises and can lead to a variety of diseases. The food available to tortoises in their natural biotope is similar to the species-rich rough pastures of the Alpine foothills. With a natural, herb-rich diet and good husbandry, tortoises reach an advanced age. Feeding PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and PRE ALPIN Testudo Fibre provides the animals with species-appropriate food that is adapted to the digestive system of tortoises. PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and Testudo Fibre are therefore a valuable main component of the daily feed ration. The combination of fresh rough pasture plants, with over 60 different types of grasses and herbs, provides the animal with a rich and balanced diet. PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and Testudo Fibre for all tortoises ... offer a diet adapted to the natural habitats of tortoises provide an optimal supply of raw fibers and thus ensure the maintenance of a healthy intestinal flora contain no grain or animal ingredients offer an ideal calcium-phosphorus ratio can be offered for free intake at any time are free from flavorings and preservatives are recommended by the Institute of Zoology in Munich

Pre Alpin Testudo Herbs for tortoises Feeding PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs provides the animals with species-appropriate food that is customised to the digestive system of tortoises. offer a diet adapted to the natural habitats of tortoises provide an optimal supply of raw fibres and thus ensure the maintenance of healthy intestinal flora contain no grain or animal ingredients offer an ideal calcium-phosphorus ratio can be offered freely at any time are free from flavourings and preservatives are recommended by the Institute of Zoology in Munich The diet of wild tortoises is always based on the natural conditions of the vegetation. In their original habitats, the actual growing season is usually limited to a short period, which is replaced by drought and heat from midsummer to autumn. In spring, the crude fibre content of the plants is relatively low and the protein content is high. Over the course of the summer, the herbs and grasses "age". The crude fibre content therefore increases in midsummer, whereas the protein content then drops sharply.In order to meet the needs of the organism, the composition of the feed should be adapted to the seasonal cycle. Tortoises are herbivores that require food of impeccable quality. By observing tortoises living in the wild and studying their physique and digestive tract, it becomes clear which food is most suitable for tortoises. The animals' well-developed appendix enables them to obtain sufficient nutrients from grasses and herbs rich in crude fibre and low in protein. The content of agricultural meadows, which are usually heavily fertilised, is too rich for tortoises and can lead to a variety of diseases. The food available to tortoises in their natural biotope is similar to the species-rich rough pastures of the Alpine foothills. With a natural, herb-rich diet and good husbandry, tortoises reach an advanced age. Feeding PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and PRE ALPIN Testudo Fibre provides the animals with species-appropriate food that is adapted to the digestive system of tortoises. PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and Testudo Fibre are therefore a valuable main component of the daily feed ration. This is because the combination of fresh rough pasture plants, with over 60 different types of grasses and herbs, provides the animal with a rich and balanced diet. PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and Testudo Fibre for all tortoises.