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Mr Johnson's Wildlife Swan, Duck and Goose Food is a complementary food that can be fed to a large range of wildfowl. The food comes in perfect bite sized pieces, making them easier to eat and digest, the food also floats for a period of time before sinking to the bottom where certain birds prefer to feed.CompositionWheat, wheatfeed, maize, soya, fish meal, soya oil.Nutritional InformationCrude protein 17.5%, crude fibre 4%, crude oils & fats 4%, crude ash 4%.
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