Hello!
Why isn't there any fish food in Migros?
It doesn't have to be anything special, a small selection of flakes and tablets would be enough. The tins are small and easy to stack, so they wouldn't take up much space. And I wouldn't have to go anywhere else for fish food.
Greetings, Mood.
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Hello Mood
Hmm, good question I will clarify for you. :)
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Sarah, Migipedia team
hello i also join this idea!!! i have already asked myself several times why and why it really has something for all popular animals but the fishes :-( would be great if this also existed. merci
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The competitor with the capital C has some in its range... Just as a suggestion.
I would like to buy beef heart for my turtles.
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Hello everyone
I am sorry that you have not yet received an answer to your request here. I'll pass the question on to the people responsible and see if there's anything new.
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Tanja, Migipedia team
Guest
Hello everyone
The information from the product manager has now been received: Migros reduced its pet food range a few years ago. As fish are a very small market, the fish food range was discontinued as a result. We are now concentrating on the largest pet groups such as dogs, cats, rodents and birds.
I'm sorry I can't give you any other news for your pets.
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Tanja, Migipedia team
PS @moz: I'm a bit jealous of your turtle - I'd love to have a pet like that :-).
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@Tanja
Fish a small market? I don't quite see it that way. It's becoming more popular again because it's not as expensive as cats or dogs and there are no problems with the landlord.
Would you like a turtle? You can pick up 2 from me at any time. Do you really mean the terrapins or the simpler but also more boring tortoises?
Guess moz
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Hello moz
We are constantly keeping an eye on market developments and will react accordingly if anything changes in the situation.
As a tortoise has never been an option as a pet for my flatmates, I haven't given much thought to what kind of species I would like. And unfortunately it's still out of the question at the moment. But it's good to know who I could turn to :)
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Tanja, Migipedia team
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