Dried berries provide iron, calcium, minerals and vitamins. This mixture is particularly digestible for the feathered, because the fruits are processed after gentle drying unsweetened and unsulfured. The berries are complementary to the regular feed throughout the year gladly accepted.

Natural habitats for wild animals are increasingly disappearing in our tidy landscape. One problem is that the natural food resources are being cut back along with the hunting grounds. Nuts, fruit, seeds or insects are often no longer available in sufficient quantities, and so year-round supplementary feeding in the garden - especially in urban areas - is now a contribution to species conservation. Our native songbirds benefit from this, as do hedgehogs and squirrels as small mammals.

The ready-made feed offered here comes from a specialist in the Palatinate, who only uses natural, GMO-free raw materials for his feed. The family business was founded by a master glazier who was a keen birdwatcher in his spare time. He started the business in 1904 with a small mealworm farm and soon also produced feed mixtures for insect-pecking garden birds and other special feed for wild animals.