Keep your feathered friend thriving with our carefully selected mineral blocks for parrots and cage birds. These blocks are more than just a supplement – they're a fun and essential addition to your bird's daily routine. Rich in calcium, iodine, and minerals, they help maintain strong bones, promote proper beak conditioning, and contribute to overall vitality.
Choose from a variety of forms like natural cuttlefish bone, edible calcium perches, and vitamin-fortified blocks, all designed to support both physical health and natural behaviours such as chewing and foraging. Sourced from trusted brands like Parrot Essentials, Johnson's, and Loro Parque, these products are approved by bird care experts and loved by parrots everywhere.
Why Choose Our Mineral Blocks?
- Calcium & Iodine Enriched: Promotes bone health, nerve function, and feather quality.
- Natural Beak Conditioning: Encourages safe chewing to keep beaks trim and healthy.
- Multi-Use Designs: From hanging toys to edible perch supplements, there's a style for every bird.
- Species-Specific Options: Safe and beneficial for parrots, parakeets, cockatiels, finches, and more.
- Expert-Approved: Trusted by avian specialists and recommended for use in both homes and aviaries.
5 FAQs
Why are mineral blocks important for birds?
Birds need calcium, iodine, and other essential minerals for bone strength, eggshell formation, nervous system function, and feather health. Mineral blocks help meet these needs in an easy, natural way.
How do birds use mineral blocks?
Birds instinctively peck, chew, and grind their beaks against mineral blocks, which not only deliver nutrients but also aid beak maintenance and mental stimulation.
Are cuttlefish bones and mineral blocks the same?
Cuttlefish bones are a natural source of calcium, while mineral blocks may include additional supplements like iodine, clay, or flavouring. Both are beneficial and can be used together.
Can all pet birds use mineral blocks?
Yes! Most species – including parrots, budgies, finches, and cockatiels – can benefit from mineral supplementation. Just ensure the size and type are appropriate for your bird.
How often should I replace a mineral block?
Replace the block when it's significantly worn down or if it becomes soiled. Some birds go through them quickly, while others may use them slowly over time.
Peck, Chew, Thrive – Essential Minerals for Happy Birds