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The "buffe"t Petlala ball is fun and reusable.
This food-seeking toy for parrots and large parakeets has been designed to put tasty snacks, food or toys to shred.
The ball is made of solid acrylic and can be unscrewed to facilitate filling.
The petlala foldable sisal rope is a strong braided silt spiral rope with metal inside for firmness.
This rope is easy to attach to the top of the cage your birds.
Your birds will love to swing and will also like to ring the bell.
The ideal nesting material.
Natural tobacco stems are a particularly suitable nesting material and appreciated by pigeons that build their nests.
Nesting plays an important role on the one hand in the relationship between male and female, and on the other hand in the attachment of a couple to their nest. It therefore goes without saying that suitable nesting materials improve reproductive results. In addition, Natural tobacco stems naturally and effectively protect breeding pairs and youngsters from external parasites (red mites, feather mites and ticks). All this has a favorable effect on the results of reproduction.
Gocce PRO 30 morbid pearls replace sprouted seeds. They are composed only of natural components and are highly rich in vitamins and proteins. Pearls are treated so that there are no bacteria or pathologies. By using morbid pearls you avoid the risk of diseases caused by germination.
The Gocce Pro 30 is composed of 30% protein.
Natural Electrolit is a mixture of electrolytes and glucose to recover quickly after a contest.
It is very important to give Natural Electrolit to pigeons returning from a competition.
The elevation of metabolism and the substantial effort of the pigeon in flight produce a lot of waste. The removal of urea, uric and phosphoric acid, lactic and carbonic acid mainly leads to the consumption of sodium ions. The removal therefore depends on the amount of these ions available to the pigeon. Theft also results in significant water loss. For all these reasons, it is important to give Natural Electrolit to pigeons returning from a competition.
