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Specialists in wild bird foods and feeders
Recent studies have shown an increase in infectious diseases among British wild birds, including trichomonosis, a condition that can be extremely harmful to finches. With this in mind, we recommend anyone feeding wild birds to follow practical advice from national bodies such as the RSPB. Only use fresh, clean foods that have been specifically designed for the feeding of wild birds. Swap out food and water regularly to prevent it becoming damp or stale, which can lead to a buildup of bacteria. Also, try not to use feeders with feeding trays to prevent buildup of faeces or other infectants, and always disinfect your feeders or feeding stations at least once a week. For more information, please contact us and we will be happy to help.
Follow the latest guidelines and information about the disease that's affecting Greenfinches in the UK, as well as what you can do to counter the spread and protect the birds.
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A fantastic range of raw dog treats for your four-legged friends.
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Attract a whole host of species to your outside space with Maltby's wild bird seed collection.
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'Tackle' the competition with our large range of fishing baits, Including worldwide brands and bespoke flavours.
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Royal Canin is a distinguished brand provider of dog and cat food that has been developing its renowned dietary range for years.
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At Maltbys' Stores we understand that feeding wild birds is a highly rewarding and entertaining pastime. What's more, with many of our treasured song and garden bird species now sadly in decline, feeding wild birds is more vital than ever in aiding conservation efforts.
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Natural treats are free from added hormones and antibodies, which, when present in other treats, can cause a harmful buildup in your dog that can lead to hyperactivity, weakened immune system and a range of other health conditions. Generally natural treats are also less likely to cause an allergic reaction in your dog as they are free from added allergens, such as gluten.
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