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🐦 Feed the wild side with fresh, live protein-packed mealworms!
Live Mealworms Regular 1KG from Livefood UK offers a fresh, daily-packed supply of live mealworms delivered in two 500g bags. Perfectly portioned and guaranteed to arrive alive, these protein-rich mealworms are an ideal nutritious treat for garden birds, chickens, and insect-eating reptiles. Sourced and packed in the UK, they provide a clean, natural, and affordable live food option that keeps your feathered and scaled friends thriving.
| ASIN | B079GVJLFJ |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Age range (description) | All Life Stages |
| Animal Food Diet Type | Raw |
| Benefits | Provides live, natural food for birds |
| Best Sellers Rank | 4,567 in Garden ( See Top 100 in Garden ) 15 in Mealworms Bird Food |
| Brand | Livefood UK |
| Brand Name | Livefood UK |
| Container Type | Bag |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 124 Reviews |
| Flavour | mealworm |
| Item Form | Pellet |
| Item Weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Item form | Pellet |
| Manufacturer | Livefood UK Ltd. |
| Number of Items | 2 |
| Occasion | Birthday |
| Package Size Name | Regular |
| Pet Type | Bird, Reptile |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Feeding birds in gardens, terrariums, and for reptile pets |
| Special Features | Live, fresh-to-order mealworms with guaranteed live arrival |
| Special Ingredients | Mealworms |
| Special ingredients | Mealworms |
| Target Species | Bird |
| Unit Count | 1000 gram |
| Unit count | 1000 gram |
S**N
Good worms
Good worms. Birds loved them
Z**E
Excellent
Have ordered several times from this seller and they never disappoint. Mealworms are always fresh healthy and well packaged. No odour unlike some I've had from other companies.
H**L
The wild birds love them!!!
Great amount for the money. I love feeding the birds, especially the feeding parents like my friendly robins. Thank you from the birds.
M**N
Loved by garden birds
I buy live mealworms during the summer months to feed to the garden birds. It's lovely to watch the adult birds feeding their fledglings. These worms are loved all birds and can get eaten up in no time at all especially by flocks of starlings, magpies and jackdaws, so I have to ration them and put them in caged feeders that only the small birds can access. Buying a kilo is economical - a kg usually lasts a month. I keep the 'stock' in a large plastic tub of cheap porridge oats, so that the worms have something to eat and crawl through and dispense the twice daily ration from there. The worms will eventually turn into instars (look like little embryos) before turning into mealworm beetles, which then breed creating more mealworms! It's quite fascinating!
C**.
Good service
Customer service with Livefood UK is excellent thank you for your help and to have such a range of live food on offer
M**G
Excellent
Chicks love them 🐥
M**K
dead black worms in the bags is not a good sign
came on time, may be due to the hot weather as there were some dead ones within the bags, already black and smelling bad on opening the bags, hand picked these out plus the ones dead as best as i could that had not turned black, this often works and the rest seem to survive fed on carrots and oats, however this batch kept dying and all the crystallise died before they could be fed, changed container for a fresh disinfected one also.
M**.
I need a ton! 😬😬😬
I’ve never seen so many fledglings being brought to my balcony to get fed! There’s this blackbird even willing to enter the conservatory so he could safely grab protein where no one else would dare. I’m out of words. Sparrows are emptying one bag 250 gr mealworms every 3-4 days. So I keep overlapping purchases due to longer delivery times to my post code. Robins touch no other food anymore. I’m glad the hottest nesting season’s few months only as I can’t keep up with these numerous guys’ appetite for treats! One thing though: mealworms smell like 🤢 if indoors.
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