Indulge your feathered friends with Tweeter's Budgie, Parakeet, & Parrot Treats from Parrot Essentials, offering a delectable selection of high-quality treats tailored to satisfy birds of all sizes. These treats include hanging seed sticks in flavours like honey, kiwi, and redberry, ensuring variety and enjoyment for your bird while promoting mental and physical stimulation. Designed to be crumble-free, Tweeter's treats minimize waste and mess, making them a favourite among bird owners.
Crafted with natural ingredients such as dried fruits, oats, and millet, these treats are not only delicious but also nutritious, making them perfect for rewarding good behaviour or simply showing your bird some love. With built-in hooks for easy cage or playstand hanging, these treats offer an enriching foraging experience.
Key Features:
- Flavor Variety: Honey, kiwi, and red berry seed sticks for diverse tastes.
- Mess-Free Design: Baked to be crumble-free, reducing waste and mess.
- Natural Ingredients: Includes dried fruits, oats, and millet for added nutrition.
- Enrichment Opportunity: Hanging seed sticks promote foraging and play.
- Suitable for All Birds: Perfect for budgies, cockatiels, parakeets, and large parrots.
5 FAQs
What are the main ingredients in Tweeter's treats?
Tweeter's treats include natural ingredients like oats, millet, dried fruits, and seeds, ensuring both taste and nutrition.
Are these treats suitable for all bird species?
Yes, these treats are designed for birds of all sizes, including budgies, parakeets, cockatiels, and larger parrots like macaws.
How should I serve Tweeter's seed sticks?
Hang the seed stick inside your bird's cage or playstand using the built-in hook to encourage foraging and play.
Are Tweeter's treats healthy for daily feeding?
While nutritious, these treats are best used as a supplement to a balanced diet or as a reward.
What makes Tweeter's treats mess-free?
These treats are baked to be crumble-free, minimizing waste and keeping your bird's space clean.
Tasty Treats for Budgies, Parakeets and Parrots