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Welcome to the Wisbroek website
Wisbroek develops and supplies special feed for special birds. All our feeds are developed with the greatest of care and attention towards birds and nature, and are tested in our own Research & Development Center. With our huge contribution to professional breeding programmes, Wisbroek plays its part in preserving a wide variety of bird species. Wisbroek feeds are suitable for small and large-scale use, from hobbyists to zoos and private breeders.
Wisbroek feeds
Take a look at the bird feeds available in the Wisbroek range.
All feeds are extensively tested in our Research & Development Center.
Thinking of using Wisbroek’s products? We have plenty of advice to help you.
News /Â Stay informed!
We proudly present the article that our Manager Operations, Tiago Nabiço, has published in Aviarylife Magazine. He wrote an article about Hand Rearing a Knobbed Hornbill at Wisbroek Research & Development Center.
You can now use your credit card to pay for your orders from our online store. However, you can still pay by iDEAL, bank transfer, Bancontact/Mister Cash, or SOFORT Banking, too.
Wisbroek welcomed more than 900 registered visitors to its open day recently. Visitors had the chance to meet an array of different birds while enjoying the sunshine.
Wisbroek is proud to sponsor the fifth Simpósio de Selvagens e Exóticos, an exhibition for the wild and exotic bird sector, in Vila Real, Portugal on 3 and 4 November 2017.
Wisbroek will be opening its doors to the public this Saturday 23 September, from 1 PM to 6 PM. We hope to see you there! Bring your camera, get some great shots, and you will be in with a chance of winning some great prizes. Click here for the terms and conditions on entering the […]
We’ve been working hard on the new Wisbroek online store over the past few months. And as part of the new site, we will have an online store
Blog / Interesting articles!
News / Stay informed!
Hand Rearing a Knobbed Hornbill at Wisbroek Research & Development Center
We proudly present the article that our Manager Operations, Tiago Nabiço, has published in Aviarylife Magazine. He wrote an article about Hand Rearing a Knobbed Hornbill at Wisbroek Research & Development Center.
New: pay by credit card
You can now use your credit card to pay for your orders from our online store. However, you can still pay by iDEAL, bank transfer, Bancontact/Mister Cash, or SOFORT Banking, too.
Wisbroek celebrates a successful open day
Wisbroek welcomed more than 900 registered visitors to its open day recently. Visitors had the chance to meet an array of different birds while enjoying the sunshine.
Wisbroek at wild and exotic bird conference in Portugal
Wisbroek is proud to sponsor the fifth Simpósio de Selvagens e Exóticos, an exhibition for the wild and exotic bird sector, in Vila Real, Portugal on 3 and 4 November 2017.
Enter the Wisbroek Photo Competition 2017
Wisbroek will be opening its doors to the public this Saturday 23 September, from 1 PMÂ to 6 PM. We hope to see you there! Bring your camera, get some great shots, and you will be in with a chance of winning some great prizes. Click here for the terms and conditions on entering the […]
Wisbroek online store
We’ve been working hard on the new Wisbroek online store over the past few months. And as part of the new site, we will have an online store
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Wisbroek has many sales points worldwide. Find the nearest store in your neighborhood!
Blog / Interesting articles!
About Wisbroek
Research & Development Center
Wisbroek has its own high-grade Research & Development Center. We are constantly working to develop new and existing bird feeds in cooperation with private breeders, nutritionists, vets, and leading zoos.
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Wisbroek is involved in projects to help preserve endangered bird species for the future.
For each bag of feed sold, we make a donation to conservation programmes. This means that you too can help us to do our bit to save endangered bird species for the years to come.
