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Product Highlight(s): ZuPreem? Lory Diet Lory Diet ZuPreem? Low-Iron Softbill Diet is formulated specifi cally for iron-sensitive, adult, non-reproducing toucans, mynahs, toucanets, aracaris, and other iron-sensitive softbills. These species are often predisposed to iron-storage disease, which is likely the leading cause of death in these species. This diet is scientifi cally developed to provide guaranteed low levels of iron, as well as balanced levels of other important nutrients necessary to maintain good health. Lowest guaranteed iron levels (not greater than 80 ppm) in the industry Expert nutritionists at ZuPreem guarantee the iron levels of this diet are not greater than 80 ppm ZuPreem extruded nuggets provide consistent nutrient levels derived from wholesome, high-quality ingredients High digestibility and optimum nutrient absorption means birds get consistent nutrition in every bite Enticing tropical fruit fl avor and aroma A great taste that provides an enjoyable eating experience Contains natural source of dietary pigment found in blossoms, pollens, fruits, seeds and leaves Vibrantly and naturally enhances the colors of birds? plumage Proper protein and fat levels in every round nugget Formulated specially to meet the nutritional needs of iron-sensitive species Fortifi ed with proper levels of important vitamins and minerals Additional nutritional supplements are not required and could be harmful Naturally preserved Preserved with Vitamin E and other natural preservatives Backed by more than 40 years of developing premium diets for exotic animals Highly recommended by leading veterinarians and aviculturalists Product Characteristics ZuPreem Low-Iron Softbill Diet contains round, naturally tan colored, extruded nuggets with a tropical fruit fl avor and aroma. Important Note ? This diet is not intended to be the sole diet for species that are not iron sensitive. Feeding this product long-term to species not predisposed to iron storage disease cou
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