Trill has been making birdfood for Australian birds since 1895. The range splits three ways: Expert seed mixes blended for one species, Vitablend pellets for owners moving a bird off a seed-only diet, and treats — honeysticks, toppers, millet sprays and dried mealworms.
Choosing between them. The Expert mixes are matched to beak size, not just to the name on the bag: the canary and finch blends are small-seed, while the parrot and small parrot blends carry maize, safflower and peanuts that a budgie or finch cannot shell. Buy for the bird, not the cage.
Pellets are a supplement rather than a swap. Trill's own guide is roughly 40% pellets, 30% fortified seed, 20% vegies and 10% fruit — a bird raised on seed alone will usually need a slow introduction. Honeysticks, toppers and millet sprays are foraging treats and are not meant to be the basis of the diet.
The 10kg seed mixes are pickup only. The same blends are available in 2kg bags that ship normally.
