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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 vegetation period is usually limited to a short period, which is replaced by drought and heat in the period from midsummer to autumn. In spring, the crude fibre content in the plants is relatively low and the protein content high. In 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, an adapted composition of the feeding should be available in the seasonal sequence.Tortoises are herbivores who have a right to high-quality food. From the observation of wild tortoises and the study of body structure and digestive tract, it becomes clear which food is best suited for tortoises. The animals' well-formed appendix enables them to draw sufficient nutrients from grasses and herbs rich in crude fibre and low in protein. The content of agricultural meadows, which are usually heavily fertilized, is too abundant for tortoises and can lead to a variety of diseases. The feed available to tortoises in their natural biotope is similar to that available in the Alpine foothills.With natural, herb-rich feeding and good husbandry, tortoises reach a high age.The feeding of PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and PRE ALPIN Testudo Fibre provides the animals with species-appropriate food 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 meadow plants, with over 60 different varieties of grasses and herbs, provides the animal with a rich and well-balanced range of feed.PRE ALPIN Testudo Herbs and Testudo Fibre for all tortoises ... offer a diet adapted to the natural habitats of tortoises guarantee an optimal raw fibre supply and thus ensure the maintenance of a healthy intestinal flora do not contain cereals or animal ingredients offer an ideal calcium-phosphorus ratio can be offered for free admission at any time are free of flavourings and preservatives recommended by the Institute of Zoology in Munich

Yucca Chips from Bird Kabob Although this yucca wood is mainly offered for birds, it is also suitable for all rodents. It has a hard bark and a softer core, which allows birds and rodents to play with it extensively. As it is a 100% natural product and is produced organically, this wooden toy is particularly suitable.Birds have an innate instinct for pecking, and they love to crush the yucca chips, hold on to them and play with them. The Yucca Chips are suitable for exotics, parakeets, parrots and canaries.Rodents always need enough wood or bark at home for the natural tooth abrasion - the yucca wood offers a change to our domestic woods and can also be assembled independently to exciting combinations due to the softer core - simply drill a needle through the core and pull a hemp string through - this is how you create your own yucca creations for your rodents.

Seed mixture for pet birdsThis special seed mix has been carefully developed for feathered friends, from small finches to large parrots and parakeets.It serves as the perfect complement to their main food by providing fresh plants that you can easily grow yourself. This flower-rich selection consists mainly of native annual and perennial plants such as:Garlic Hederich (Alliaria petiolata)Field forget-me-not (Myosotis arvensis)White honey clover (Melilotus albus)Field deadnettle (Lamium purpureum)Meadow yarrow (Achillea millefolium)Chicory (Cichorium intybus)Annual sunflower (Helianthus annuus)Field marigold (Calendula arvensis)Soapwort (Saponaria officinalis) A semi-shady to sunny location is recommended for planting, with soil that can range from fresh to moist and from nutrient-poor to nutrient-rich.The mixture covers an area of 5 square meters.Sow directly outdoors in spring. To do this, you should loosen the soil, remove stones and weeds, spread the seeds evenly, press down lightly, cover with a thin layer of soil and keep moist until germination. Of course, the seeds can also be sown in pots.During the flowering period, the plants can be harvested and fed to the animals in the aviaries. A real, natural change with lots of potential for activity.To provide insects and wild birds with a food source over the winter, ideally leave the plants standing over the winter and only cut them back completely after the winter season.The use of chemical fertilizers or pesticides should be avoided at all costs.