Product Highlights
- Boosts energy for canaries and finches
- Adds flavor and diet variety
- Rich source of essential nutrients
- Encourages natural singing behavior
- Supports overall health and vitality
Wanna spice up your little bird’s mealtime? Toss ‘em some Kaytee Songbird Treat for canaries and finches. Seriously, this stuff isn’t your average birdseed, it’s packed with all the good bits your tiny songbirds need to stay feisty and zippy. Plus, this Kaytee Bird Treat encourages natural singing behavior. It’s perfect for canaries and finches, and honestly, it turns snack time into a mini party. You can toss it in as healthy bird treats, sprinkle it on as a supplement, or just give your feathered pal something cool to peck at. Easy peasy, and your bird will probably love you for it.
Key Benefits
- It’s a delicious boost of flavor to support the energy needs of canaries and finches.
- A paw-fect way to add flavor and variety to their regular diet.
- An excellent source of essential nutrients to maintain health and vitality.
- Healthy bird treats that can be used to encourage natural singing behaviour.
INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS
INGREDIENTS ANALYSIS
- Niger Seed, Flax Seed, Canola Seed, Sesame Seed, Red Millet, Yellow Millet, Anise Seed, Natural Flavors.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min.) 19.0%
- Crude Fat (min.) 15.0%
- Crude Fiber (max.) 14.0%
- Moisture (max.) 12.0%
Attributes & Specifications
Attributes & Specifications
Songbird Treat
Canaries and Finches
Seed-based treat
Kaytee
safety & precautions
safety & precautions
- Not intended for human consumption.
- Chuck it somewhere cool and dry so it doesn’t go funky.
- Keep their water clean and topped up, always.
- If there’s any old or gross food left, just toss it. No one wants moldy crumbs.
- And hey, keep an eye on how much your birds are actually eating. You don’t want them waddling around stuffed.
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
DIRECTIONS FOR USE
- Feed 1 teaspoon daily for canaries.
- Feed ½ teaspoon daily for finches.
- You can toss it right on top of their normal food or just put it in a separate little dish.
- Don’t go wild. Treats should be, like, 20% of what they eat.
- Throw away unconsumed portions to maintain freshness.




























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