Mr Johnsons Hedgehog Nibblets 100g

lace Mr Johnson’s Hedgehog NIBLETS in a heavy shallow bowl in a quiet sheltered spot in the garden , this will provide hedgehogs with essentials vitamins that will supplement their natural diet especially in times of natural food shortage

Mr Johnsons Hedgehog Nibblets 100g

lace Mr Johnson’s Hedgehog NIBLETS in a heavy shallow bowl in a quiet sheltered spot in the garden , this will provide hedgehogs with essentials vitamins that will supplement their natural diet especially in times of natural food shortage

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Mr Johnsons Hedgehog Nibblets 100g

Hedgehogs and your garden:

Hedgehogs are on the decline as their natural habitat and food sources become depleted so can really benefit from your help.

To help them in your garden it’s a good idea if you can to leave an area in your garden to grow wild and undisturbed as this is the ideal place for hedgehogs to explore, take shelter and nest. It’s also a good place to find tasty insects & bugs that are also drawn to this type of habitat.

Hedgehogs like to nest under bushes, hedges, branches and piles of leaves. You can help by placing a hedgehog house in this quiet undisturbed area of the garden where they can build their nest to rear their young and to hibernate. Fill this with dry leaves and it will be an ideal place for them to nest.

Hedgehogs should hibernate between November and mid-March dependant on weather.

Hedgehogs are ‘a gardener’s friend’ as they eat slugs, beetles and caterpillars but do not damage the garden and so should be encouraged. The hedgehog is an insectivore that eats all manner of garden invertebrates from beetles, millipedes and worms to slugs and snails.

Feeding advice:

Before more was known about the dietary needs of hedgehogs’ people used to feed them bread & milk when they visited their garden. This is not recommended as it will give them an upset tummy and offers very little nutritional value.

The best way to help the hedgehogs that visit your garden is every night just before dust put out some Mr Johnson's Hedgehog NIBLETS out for them & fresh water.

Any uneaten food should be removed in the morning to avoid them being eaten by cats or vermin and placed out again the next night with fresh food and water.

Feeding Guide:

Place Mr Johnson’s Hedgehog NIBLETS in a heavy shallow bowl in a quiet sheltered spot in the garden , this will provide hedgehogs with essentials vitamins that will supplement their natural diet especially in times of natural food shortage.

The Niblets can also be fed sprinkled on Mr Johnson’s Wildlife Hedgehog food - together the dried insects and crunchy meaty kibble of Mr Johnson's Wildlife Hedgehog food will ensure the hogs that visit your garden have a varied balanced diet.

Ensure they have access to fresh drinking water in a shallow bowl at all times to help prevent them from becoming dehydrating.

Composition:

Roasted Suet Granules, Insect Pellets (Insect Meal (Mealworm Beetles, Dried

Mealworms, Dried Earthworms, Dried Snails) Soya Meal, Micronized Wheat,

Roasted Suet, Blood Powder, Calcium Carbonate, Alfalfa, Beet Pulp, Soya Flour, Maize Flour, Di Calcium Phosphate, Vits & Minerals, Brewers Yeast, Live Yeast (Saccharomyces Cerevisiae), Rosemary Extract, Flax Seed Oil)

Dried Mealworms, Dried Beetles.

Analytical constituents:

Crude Protein 40%, Crude Fats & Oils 31%, Crude Fibres 6%, Crude Ash 4%

Nutritional additives:

Vitamin A 13,500 iu/kg, Vitamin D3 3000 iu/kg, Vitamin E 100 iu/kg

Summary:

Mr Johnson's Hedgehog NIBLETS come in 100g pack

Delicious dried beetles, mealworms and roasted suet

Fortified with vitamins and minerals

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