Tydisan Sand Sheets (1 pack of 8 X/L Lt Blue 552x335mm)
£3.70
Description
Description:Tydisan is the ideal way to make sure that your bird cage remains hygienic and is easy to clean.
Just place the correct size of Tydisan sanded sheet in the tray at the bottom of your bird’s cage.
Made from the finest natural minerals including oyster shells, which contribute to the calcium and minerals that he needs, whilst the action of walking and foraging on the sand can help wear down his claws and beak naturally.
Available in a range of sizes to suit any bird cage.
410x250mm
430x280mm
330-290mm
430x280mm
552x335mm
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Tydisan sanded sheets are made from the finest natural minerals including oyster shells.
This contributes to the calcium and minerals that your bird needs whilst the action of walking and foraging on the sand can help to wear down the claws and beak - naturally