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Dried Mealworms Treats - Pittsboro Feed
Dried Mealworms Treats - Pittsboro Feed

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Attract more birds to your feeding habitat. This high protein high energy meal worms can be fed alone or added to chicken's treats, wild bird food and suet mixes. Specifically designed to attract insect eating wild birds like chickens, bluebirds, blue jays, woodpeckers, and chickadees, these dried mealworms are perfect for nesting season and winter months.

  • Dried meal worms attract insect eating birds like bluebirds, blue jays, woodpeckers, and chickadees
  • High protein bird food treats are great to feed during nesting season or colder months
  • High protein food gives mother birds energy to lay healthy eggs, and helps birds increase their body fat content during cold months for survival
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Description

Attract more birds to your feeding habitat. This high protein high energy meal worms can be fed alone or added to chicken's treats, wild bird food and suet mixes. Specifically designed to attract insect eating wild birds like chickens, bluebirds, blue jays, woodpeckers, and chickadees, these dried mealworms are perfect for nesting season and winter months.

  • Dried meal worms attract insect eating birds like bluebirds, blue jays, woodpeckers, and chickadees
  • High protein bird food treats are great to feed during nesting season or colder months
  • High protein food gives mother birds energy to lay healthy eggs, and helps birds increase their body fat content during cold months for survival
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Anonymous

Over the summer I started having chicken feed and dog food delivered, about once every three or four weeks. Two weeks ago, I had everything ordered and paid for, but got an additional $5 charge for delivery. Admittedly, I mis-read the multitude of reminder texts coming in to remind me to order and then remind me to place extra orders/updates, and added the code for free delivery. I'm busy, my family meets itself coming and going, and I mistakenly used the code that was texted over and over and over in reminding. And then I had to pay the $5. On the one hand, yes, you delivered something and I paid a delivery fee. On the other, I'd already paid for my order with a charge on my credit card; the feeds were delivered to my house because you come out this way already; and in my request to just let it go and I wouldn't ever do it again, your person opted to enforce the extra charge and $5 payment. Sometimes, the overabundance of text message prompts and reminders with a bunch of information that get lost in the text stream of very busy freelancers with half a dozen active jobs is just the cost of doing business. So, for that $5 shipping fee your business felt so very justified in charging me, you've lost a customer. Bad business. You're a small business and you're clearly in the business of making money, but this is a small community and sometimes people make mistakes ... a little grace goes a long way. That $5 won't keep me from paying my bills, but enough $5 mistakes and loss of customers might keep you from paying yours.

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Anonymous

Great for the birds

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George Mertz

Chickens love them and they are a good value

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George Mertz

Always a treat for my chickens. Always fresh.