Sentences with phrase «sell wild bird»

It is a fact that most pet retailers do not sell wild bird products.

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

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

Hines has been selling wild bird products successfully for many years, mainly thanks to how well the store's stock feeders and food are presented.

Time is not the only obstacle to selling wild bird products.

A pet store, and especially one that sells caged birds and / or bird products, will lose out on the perfect add - on sale by not selling any wild bird products.

One of the best ways a pet store can compete against mass - market and big - box retailers when it comes to selling wild bird products is by being a specialist in the field and having quality inventory.

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«The frightening aspect is the quantity of birds being sold when we don't know anything about the state of the wild populations,» says Chris Harbard of the RSPB.

«We don't know how many tree sparrows there are in China but the size of the consignment underlines the volumes of birds being sold — and it must have some effect on wild populations.»

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At every trade show there are premium wild - bird food companies that don't sell to the mass - market.

Pet shops are selling themselves short by not taking advantage of the wild bird feeding industry, and the billion pounds of wild birdseed Americans are feeding each year.

Selling products for wild birds is a win - win for everyone, as the birds get a high - quality food to eat, the customer feels they are caring for their wild birds and the store brings in more business.

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So, if a pet retailer can encourage customers to feel similarly about the wild birds in their backyards, then that store is going to be able to sell wild - bird products, opening up another revenue stream and giving customers another reason to visit the store.

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.

Many pet retailers I've talked with either say they tried to sell wild - bird food, but it didn't sell well, or that there is no need to bring it in since their customers are not looking to buy it at a pet store.

Educating the employees will allow them to teach customers why the wild bird food sold at the pet store is not only healthier for the birds and will attract more species, but also a better value than the cheaper mixes.

Besides a variety of wild bird food types, feeders are a beneficial addition to the product assortment — otherwise it would be like selling parakeets but not stocking any bird cages for them to live in.

Do storeowners think that wild bird products would not sell well, since many other stores sell these items?

The nice thing about wild - bird feed and related products is that there is a small learning curve compared to selling a parrot or fish - tank setup, for instance.

Many of the cheap wild bird seed mixes sold in large chain stores are also made up of fillers, because the seeds that are most favored by birds are expensive.

Pet stores should also take advantage of the many resources offered by high - end wild bird food and product manufacturers when deciding what to offer and how to sell it to clients.

The better news is that selling premium wild bird products in a pet store is really becoming a no - brainer when we consider how people's views are changing.

Becky Krause, pet and wild bird division manager at Prince Corporation — a wholesale distributor and manufacturer of agricultural, lawn and garden, pet and wild bird products — says pet stores are uniquely suited to selling premium foods, since customers often need some explanation about what makes these foods higher in quality or in price.

Manufacturers are also being innovative in the feeder category, and selling feeders can be a great entry point for retailers looking to get into wild - bird product sales.