Kaytee Squirrel & Critter Blend Wildlife Food 10-lb

Keep your bird feeders disturbance-free from squirrels with the Kaytee Squirrel and Critter Blend. This blend contains healthful corn, seeds, and nuts that offer your backyard critters a nutritious meal to keep them coming back to your backyard. The natural apple aroma is so good that even you will have a tough time resisting it. The barrier packaging of this small animal food seals in freshness and helps prevent infestation. The best part about this critter food is that it helps to keep squirrels and other animals away from your bird feeders. Kaytee Small Animal Food puts the finest ingredients and a genuine love of birds into everything they do. That’s why their products tend to attract a wide variety of colorful birds.

KEY BENEFITS OF PRODUCT

• Captivates backyard wildlife – This food blend attracts a wide variety of backyard wildlife including squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits, and deer.
• Enriched with Nutrition– A mix of grains, seeds, and nuts supports wildlife health.
• Keeps critters away from bird feeders – Provides an alternative food source.
• Pleasant apple aroma – Naturally attracts animals with its hard-to-resist scent.
• Barrier packaging – Seals in freshness and prevents pest infestation.

• Corn, Oil Sunflower, Whole Peanuts, Striped Sunflower, Artificial Apple Flavor.

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

Crude Protein (min.)	8.0%
Crude Fat (min.)	10.0%
Crude Fiber (max.)	9.0%
Moisture (max.)	12.0%

• The storage place for the packaging should be cool and dry to keep the quality undamaged.
• The areas where you feed birds should be clean to prevent bacteria buildup.
• Reseal the package preferably in a sealed container. This will protect against insect infestation that can naturally occur with any whole grain seed product.
• Place food in areas safe from predators.
• Feeding spoiled food to wildlife is a big no.

• The food-bowl of your little pet should be filled with fresh food every day.
• This blend is only made for feeding wild birds.
• Dump old food before giving them new food. Also, wash the feeders regularly to lessen mold and bacteria.