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PALM NUTS - Natural food for Parrots


Palm nuts are the natural food of African Grey parrots. It is actually the yellow flesh around the nut that is important although larger parrots such as macaws can crack the nut as well.


Palm nuts are good for all parrots particularly breeding birds. As some birds tend to be fussy eaters it is best to start with just 250g to try them out.


On arrival, put the palm nuts into a deep freeze. They should be thawed overnight and washed before use. Feed a pair of African Greys 4 nuts per day.


250g Palm Nuts (ssp00250) £6.99 1kg Palm Nuts (ssp00031) 5kg Palm Nuts (ssp00035)


£14.99 £59.99


25kg Palm Nuts (ssp00025) £250.00


Some postcodes in the UK have a longer delivery than 2 days due to their remoteness. These items are ordered at your own risk and we cannot be held liable for any spoilage due to delivery time.


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P&P £6.95 up to 30kg (to most UK postcodes) unless included in price. Open for collection from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday


Rob Harvey Specialist Feeds, Kookaburra House, Gravel Hill Road, Holt Pound, Farnham, Surrey GU10 4LG Tel: 01420 23986 Fax: 01420 520722 e-mail: rob@robharvey.com


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There is no better food you could feed to your parrots than what they eat in the wild.


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