Tui Budgie & Canary Bell
A nourishing and balanced blend of grains and seeds for your feathered friends! Tui's Budgie & Canary Bell is a great addition to your budgie or canary's balanced diet. The bell is also ideal for feeding birds in an aviary if you are going away for the weekend.
Made from Tui seed blends with the addition of gelatine, fungicide and honey powder to bind the ingredients.
Benefits
- Nourishing and balanced blend of grains.
- Shrink wrapped.
- Will last in any weather conditions.
- Not heat treated (are dried naturally).
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Tui Budgie Mix
Budgies are one of the most popular species of birds kept as pets due to their friendly and playful nature. They are inexpensive to keep and are low maintenance birds. Budgies need room to stretch their wings, flutter about and climb around the cage and get some exercise. Budgie diet is the key to having a healthy budgie.
A budgie diet must be supplemented with fresh fruit and vegetables often so they do not become overweight. Budgies also enjoy the occasional millet sprays and treats.
Contains a high quality blend of: White Millet, Hungarian Millet, Hulled Oats, and Canary Seed.
Tui Canary Mix
Canaries like budgies make fantastic pets, especially for beginners. They live up to 10 years and come in a wide range of colours including yellow, white, blue, orange and red. The roller canary is considered to be the best singer with the Red Factor being the most valuable due to its colour.
Contains a high quality blend of: White Millet, Hungarian Millet, Rape Seed, and Linseed.
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