Sentences with phrase «bird feeding store»

We Are An Independent, Full Line Pet Supply and Wild Bird Feeding Store, Catering to Natural and Holistic Pet Care

Not exact matches

Each store sells bird - feeding and bird - watching supplies, including birdhouses, feeders, food and binoculars.

Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow and reap and store in barns; Yet your heavenly Father feeds them.

Looking at this field of sunflowers made me think of Matthew 6:26 - 28: «Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them.

If a store carries all pet categories, approximately half of its customers feed wild birds.

The pet store's job is then to tell the customers why they should be feeding their wild «pet» birds to begin with by making them feel that the outdoor birds are their pets, and therefore, their responsibility.

Whatever the excuse, a pet store that doesn't sell wild bird items, especially feed, is missing out on many easy sales.

Besides offering a mix of wild bird feed, stores should offer some feeders, perhaps hung above the food for efficient use of space.

Even if a store just sells dog and cat products, which is the most common type of pet supply store in the U.S., more than 40 percent of its customers feed wild birds — that's a lot of potential add - on sales.

Another reason that a pet store should stock wild bird feed is for convenience.

The most common reason a pet store does not sell wild bird feed and products is lack of space.

If a customer is already in the store and has the mindset of buying food, how difficult could it be to convince them to buy wild bird feed while they are in the store?

In the back of the feed store (away from public access) they found 58 dead birds, along with hundreds of other birds in various stages of neglect.

Working with Nevada County Animal Control, Animal Place staff aided in the confiscation of 360 birds from Simply Country feed store.

I am reading the comments and I am astonished of how many people new this place and how bad the birds were but they still purchased their animals from this feed store and did nothing to help those innocent lives!!

Company - owned feed stores feature products and supplies for pets, wild birds, horses, lawns and gardens.

Don't feed wildlife on purpose or out of carelessness: don't store pet food in a place accessible to raccoons, possums, rats, mice, or birds; securely cover garbage cans; bury vegetable scraps if you use them for compost.

Store personnel must know what was being fed and be sure the young birds are eating the food and not just breaking it up and throwing it out.

If hand - feeding is not possible for these customers, a store can either do the hand - feeding themselves (learning proper techniques from experts, breeders or exotic veterinarians) or have the customers handle the baby birds once they are starting to feather out, usually around three to four weeks of age for cockatiels.

While feeding wild birds has long been a favorite pastime for pet owners, pet stores are facing unprecedented competition in the wild bird category today.

The problem, however, was getting store employees and bird owners who had fed seeds for years to change over to the better diet of pellets.

Hanging high - quality and durable bird feeders that can not be found in big - box stores above the wild bird food section can also drive add - on sales, as feeding wild birds can be a bit addictive.

I would enjoy the weather vane... I collect bird feathers to remind me of God's provision stated in Matt 6:26, «Look at the birds of the air; they do not sow or reap or store away in barns, and yet your heavenly Father feeds them.