Johnson's Nut & Honey Bell Cage Bird Treats - 5 Pack 60G

Delicious seed bell treats for your feathered friend, made with selected millet seeds, nuts & cere...

Best current price£1.88from VioVet

All Offers

10 offers from £1.88 - £37.50

View price history by clicking the chart icon.

VioVetJohnsons Johnson's Treat Eat Nut And Honey Bird Treat - Bell - Single Size 2
£3.49 delivery
£1.88
Visit shop
eBayJOHNSONS COCKATIEL AND PARROT NUT AND HONEY BAR 50G. HANGER - TREAT - FUN
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£5.49
Visit shop
OnBuy.comJohnson's Veterinary Jvp Treat2eat Cockatiel/Parrot Nut & Honey Bell 50G (Pack Of 15)
Free delivery in 1–3 days
£25.27
Visit shop

Product Information

Full details

This guide helps owners of parrots and parakeets, like cockatiels, lovebirds, and Senegals, understand and use Johnson's Nut & Honey Bell Cage Bird Treats. These treats provide a delicious and engaging snack for your feathered friends. A key consideration is the treat's nutritional profile, so it's best offered as a supplement to a balanced diet. This guide covers key features, usage, and care to help you get the most out of these treats.

All features

BrandJohnson's Veterinary

Extended Product Information

FAQs

How often should I give my bird these treats?

These treats should be given in moderation, as a supplement to a balanced diet. Offer them a few times a week or as a training reward.

Are these treats suitable for all types of birds?

These treats are designed for parrots and parakeets. Always check to see if your bird has any allergies.

How should I store the treats?

Store the treats in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.

Can these treats be used as a meal replacement?

No, these treats should be offered as a supplement and not a complete meal replacement.

What are the main ingredients?

The main ingredients include selected millet seeds, nuts, cereals, edible binder, and honey.

How do I attach the treat to the cage?

Use the provided hook or clip to secure the treat to the cage bars.

Troubleshooting

Bird is not interested in the treat.

Try placing the treat in a more visible location or near your bird's favorite perch. Ensure no other more appealing foods are available.

Treat is falling apart quickly.

Ensure the treat is securely attached to the cage. If the treat is exposed to high humidity, the binder may break down faster; store treats in a dry place.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Appealing taste and texture that birds enjoy.
  • Easy to hang in cages.
  • Provides a source of enrichment and entertainment.
  • Contains ingredients that can supplement a bird's diet.

Cons

  • Should be given as a treat and not the primary food source.
  • May contain nuts, which some birds may be allergic to.
  • Can create extra mess in the cage if not properly attached.
  • Excessive consumption may lead to weight gain.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Setup: Simply attach the treat to the bird's cage using the provided hook or clip. Ensure it is securely fastened so your bird cannot easily remove it.
  • Compatibility: These treats are designed for parrots and parakeets, including cockatiels, lovebirds, senegals, and caiques. Always check the ingredients to ensure your specific bird does not have any allergies.
  • Care: Monitor your bird's consumption and remove any uneaten portions to maintain cage hygiene. Store the treats in a cool, dry place to maintain freshness.

Price History

DatePrice
Visit shop