Kennedy Wild

Kennedy Wild Whole Almonds in Shell

Raw Almonds for Squirrels & Wild Birds | Natural Wildlife Food Raw Almonds for Squirrels & Wild Birds Raw almonds are a highly nutritious, energy-dense food loved by squirrels, jays, woodpeckers, and many other garden birds. Naturally rich in...

PURE & NATURAL

Pure & Natural Gourmet Grain Free Sausages for Dogs

SKRETTING

Skretting Coarse Elite FR Trout Sinking Pellets

Elite FR (“Fish Requirement” / “Lower Energy”) is a sinking trout feed from Skretting, formulated with a moderate energy profile compared to high-growth diets. It’s designed for more sustainable use in less intensive farming or fishery environments,...

SKRETTING

Skretting Expanded Floating Pellets Asta

These are fully floating extruded pellets from Skretting (also known as ASTA, Expander, or Standard Expanded), formulated for carp, coarse fish, and trout where surface or near-surface feeding is most effective. The extrusion process applies heat and...

SKRETTING

Skretting Coarse Carp Pellets

Skretting Coarse Carp Pellets are high-quality extruded sinking pellets developed for coarse and carp fishing. With a low oil content to support water clarity and stability, they provide a balanced nutritional profile suitable for use throughout the year.

Alltech Coppens

Coppens Premium Red Select Halibut Pellets

Coppens Red Premium Select Halibut Pellets are high-attractant, coloured sinking pellets. They are enriched with marine fish meal, refined oils, and often krill meal or other flavours to make them especially appealing.

Alltech Coppens

Coppens Carpco Black Drilled Halibut Pellets

These are premade, pre-drilled halibut pellets from Coppens’ Carpco line. The larger sizes (e.g. 14 mm, 20 mm) come with a hole ready for mounting on hair rigs.

Alltech Coppens

Coppens Giant Marine Halibut Pellets - 28mm

Coppens Halibut Pellets (28 mm Giant / Marine variant) These are heavyweight, high-attractant pellets designed for carp, catfish, and other large specimen fish. The “giant” 28 mm size ensures that nuisance fish often cannot eat them — making them more...