PR Tortoise Block 95g
£3.99
Inc. VAT
About this animal / product
A complementary feed for tortoises designed to provide a steady source of calcium to support healthy shell growth and strong bones. Enriched with natural plant ingredients and targeted nutritional additives, this practical calcium block helps support everyday wellbeing while encouraging regular intake within the enclosure. Made with calcium sulphate anhydrous, zeolite, alfalfa, carrot, nettle powder, spirulina powder and prickly pear, it offers a convenient way to provide additional nutritional support as part of a balanced tortoise care routine.
Complementary calcium block for tortoises
Supports shell growth and bone strength
Provides a steady calcium source
Made with alfalfa, carrot and nettle powder
Contains spirulina powder and prickly pear
Includes zeolite in the formulation
Added vitamins A, D3, E and C
Contains amino acids including lysine and methionine
Includes betaine and L-carnitine
Added trace elements including iron, iodine, copper, manganese and zinc
Easy enclosure feeding format
Supports overall wellbeing
Composition: Calcium sulphate anhydrous, zeolite, alfalfa, carrot, nettle powder, spirulina powder, prickly pear.
Nutritional Additives per kg: Vitamin A 1,460 IU, Vitamin D3 85 IU, Vitamin E 6 mg, Vitamin C 25 mg, L-lysine monohydrochloride 30 mg, DL-methionine 30 mg, Betaine anhydrous 100 mg, L-carnitine 2.5 mg.
Trace Elements per kg: Iron sulphate monohydrate 8 mg, Calcium iodate anhydrous 0.37 mg, Copper sulphate pentahydrate 0.25 mg, Manganese oxide 2 mg, Zinc oxide 4.5 mg.
Technical Additives per kg: Tocopherol extracts from vegetable oils 2.7 mg, Rosemary extract 1.4 mg.
Place one block into the tortoise enclosure. Replace once fully consumed or if the block becomes wet or soiled. Use as part of a balanced diet with appropriate UVB lighting and correct husbandry.
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