Harrisons Dried Mealworms are a highly nutritious and tasty treat for garden birds, providing all the benefits of live mealworms with the convenience of dried feed....
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Harrisons Dried Mealworms are a highly nutritious and tasty treat for garden birds, providing all the benefits of live mealworms with the convenience of dried feed. Perfect for attracting robins, blackbirds, thrushes, and other insect-eating birds, these mealworms are an excellent way to supplement natural diets with extra protein and energy.
100% edible, leaving no waste, these mealworms are ideal for use on bird tables, in feeders, or scattered on the ground, providing an easy and mess-free way to encourage wildlife to visit your garden.
Suitable for year-round feeding, they are particularly valuable during the colder months or breeding season when birds require extra nutrition.
Please refer to the product packaging for the current ingredients and composition before feeding, particularly if your pet has allergies or sensitivities.
Perfect for feeding a variety of garden wild birds, including:
• Robins
• Blackbirds
• Thrushes
• Starlings
• Songbirds
Follow the amount and frequency stated on the packaging and do not exceed the recommended serving. Ask your veterinary professional for advice if your pet has a medical condition, is pregnant or receives medication. Always provide fresh drinking water.
• High-energy dried mealworms for wild birds
• Nutritionally equivalent to live mealworms
• Attractive to robins, blackbirds, thrushes, and insect-eating birds
• 100% edible – leaves no waste
• Can be fed from bird tables, trays, or feeders
• Suitable for year-round feeding
• Convenient 500g pouch – great for regular feeding
• Scatter on bird tables or in trays for easy access
• Can be mixed with seeds or other wild bird foods
• Particularly useful during colder months or breeding season
It is intended for birds. Always check the packaging for age, size and individual suitability guidance.
Follow the feeding or serving guide on the packaging and adjust the rest of the daily diet where necessary.
The packaging contains the current ingredients or materials, composition, directions and safety information.
