Tweeter's Treats Parrot Hanging Seed Treat Sticks - Honey - 12 Pack

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The Tweeter's Treats Parrot Hanging Seed Treat Sticks are designed for parrot and cockatiel owners who want to provide both mental stimulation and a nutritious snack. These honey-flavored sticks offer a convenient way to keep birds entertained and active within their enclosures, though owners should monitor intake to ensure these treats do not replace a balanced daily diet.
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These sticks are specifically formulated for parrots and cockatiels.
The value pack contains 6 packs, with 2 sticks per pack, for a total of 12 treats.
No, these are intended as treats or enrichment snacks and should not replace a bird's balanced, daily diet.
The product features a natural blend of seeds, grains, and honey without mention of artificial additives.
Store them in a cool, dry place to ensure the honey binder and seed freshness remain intact.
The hanger is designed to be disposed of once the treat stick has been fully consumed.
Try repositioning the stick closer to a favorite perch or higher up in the cage to capture the bird's interest.
Ensure the hanger is securely hooked onto a solid wire intersection of the cage to prevent it from slipping.
Store sticks in a cool environment; heat can sometimes soften the natural honey binder, making the seeds loosen prematurely.
Installation is straightforward: remove a stick from the packaging, ensure the hanger is clear of any plastic debris, and hook the hanger onto a horizontal or vertical cage bar. For care, keep the treats in a cool, dry place to maintain the freshness of the seeds and the integrity of the honey binder. If a bird does not finish a stick within a few days, inspect the stick for moisture or debris buildup before leaving it in the enclosure. Always ensure your bird has access to fresh, clean drinking water while consuming any seed-based treat.