Mealworm and Fruit To Go Wild Bird Food
The Mealworm and Fruit To Go Wild Bird Food by Unipet is made to provide your backyard birds with a healthy alternative to bird seed. May be mixed in with bird seed. The natural fruit flavor makes these dried mealworms taste great!
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Mealworm and Fruit To Go Wild Bird Food
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Category(s):
- Mealworm for Wild Birds - Wildbird Seeds / Nuts
Manufacturer: UNIPET USA
The Mealworm and Fruit To Go Wild Bird Food by Unipet is made to provide your backyard birds with a healthy alternative to bird seed. May be mixed in with bird seed. The natural fruit flavor makes these dried mealworms taste great! Sizes are 3.52 oz. or 1.1 lbs.
These protein packed worms come in a handy re-seal able pouch, so the last worm is as fresh as the first. Feed with or near water for best results.Added or Last Modified: 5/7/2013
Mealworm and Fruit To Go - Size (1.1 lbs.) Model: WB150
Blend of fruit flavored dried mealwormsMade with 100% natural fruit flavors and dried mealworms
Great for feeding separately or combined with bird seed
UPC: 502570960215
1.1 lb.
Continental US shipping costs start at: 7.99 (We do not charge handling).
Cart total >$100 qualifies for free shipping. *Weight restrictions may apply.
We will process your order the day we receive it.
This product usually leaves our warehouse the NEXT BUSINESS DAY.
You will normally get your order in 3 - 7 business days (depending on how far you are from the warehouse).
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Comments, Reviews and Ratings
RachelsRobin and GRpet.com have great prices on this Mealworm. Attracts a variety of birds.Mookie, Mon Oct 25, 2010
not one single hit from bluebirds or any other bird. Have nesting pair in yard with young in birdhouse, would not go near these dried meal worms. I paid 7.99 for bag and it was a waste!! No other birds tried them either.Denise Willaimson, Mon May 31, 2010
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