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Hanging treat bars that give a caged bird something to work at rather than something to swallow. The detail worth knowing is the binder: these are held together with food-grade gelatine, not the PVA woodworking glue used in a lot of cheap seed bars — gelatine is digestible, PVA is not.
They are treats, and caged birds put on weight easily. Every variety comes with a weekly limit for a reason.
Varieties
- Budgie — oats, millets, canary seed and shell grit. One bar per pair of budgies per week
- Canary — canary seed, oats, millets, canola and linseed. One bar per 5–10 canaries or finches per week
- Parrot — oats, sunflower, safflower, sorghum and millets, for cockatiels, lovebirds, rosellas, ringnecks, quakers and conures. One bar per pair per week
- Combo — seed, fruit and nuts for medium to large parrots. One bar per bird per week
- Nutty — peanuts, almonds, mixed nuts and grain for medium to large parrots. One bar per bird per week
- Fruity — paw paw, pineapple, apricot, banana and sultanas with seed. One bar per bird per week
- Lorikeet — dried fruit only, no seed, for lorikeets, lories and fruit-eating parrots. One bar per bird per week
Feeding
Hang from the cage using the attached wire, over an open tray to catch wastage. Bars are minimum 75g net.
Made in Australia by Wombaroo Food Products.