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Pet Bird Food

Choosing the right bird food for your feathered friends is important. There are two main types of pet bird food available in the marketplace which are pellets and seeds. Both have their specifications and benefits for maintaining a bird’s health. You might notice that your birds like seeds more than pellets due to their smell and texture. However, seeds are not enough to maintain the proper health of birds. Pellets contain a blend of seeds, fruits, grains, and vegetables that not only provides taste but also contains well-balanced nutrients, vitamins, and required proteins for pets.

Get colorful bird food as per your pet’s requirements, age, size, and species. Kwik Pets offers varieties of pet bird food as per your requirements like flavored and unflavored bird food, bird pellets, different bird seeds, and many other varieties. To maintain a well-balanced diet for your birds, it is recommended to always provide pellets together with seeds to your birds so that they will get all required nutrients along with vitamins and minerals. Variety in food will also keep your birds engaged and content with every bite they have.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pet birds should be fed a diet of fresh vegetables. Pets love to eat zucchini & broccoli, dark, leafy greens, including several other vegetables such as snow peas, parsley, squash, shredded carrots, cucumbers, and Romaine lettuce. Avoid feeding avocado, onion & garlic as it can be harmful to them.
It is recommended that birds should be fed 3-5 feedings per day over a period of 5 hours. As their feathers start growing, they may be fed 2-3 times a day with a duration of 6 hours.
Birds can be presented with a variety of human food such as bananas, apples, cooked plain pasta & rice, cheese, eggshells, and raisins. Some food that should refrain from feeding to birds like avocado, fruit seeds, chocolate, caffeine, or alcohol as these may cause serious health issues to birds.