ContactMillet is a small round seed, typically white, yellow or red in color. It is low in fat and high in carbohydrates, making it similar to bread for humans. Millet is a good source of magnesium, phosphorus, protein and calcium.
Spray millet, also called finger millet, is left on the stalk and provides a great treat for birds. It has an appealing texture and delicate taste, and satisfies a bird's need to forage by harvesting his own seed. Plus it provides entertainment and keeps birds busy!
Millet is the perfect treat to use with baby birds and feather pickers. It is great for baby birds when they are weaning because it offers them a lot of calories to finish developing. Plus they love it! Millet is also great for sick birds who don't want to eat their normal diet. As with all treats, spray millet should not be the main part of your bird's diet. Although millet is nutritious, a varied diet is still very important. For smaller birds, you can cut spray millet into smaller pieces to control how much they eat.
Brand : EMAS 10
Give your bird a treat that will entertain and mentally stimulate him with Natural Spray Millet Bird Treats. Birds are intelligent and treats are a great way to keep your bird active, encourage foraging, alleviate stress and prevent boredom and behaviors associated with inactivity. This Millet Bird Treats are sprigs of millet, a cereal grain that birds love. Hang it in your bird's cage or allow your bird to hold the spray in his feet and pluck the millet from it to give him an enriching activity that mimics what birds do in the wild. This low-fat treat can be offered to your bird daily.
Key Benefits
A premium treat for all seed-eating birds. Highly palatable treat that is stimulating and entertaining for fledglings, juveniles, and full-grown birds
Birds are intelligent and treats are a great way to keep your bird active, encourage foraging, alleviate stress and prevent boredom and behaviors associated with inactivity
Ideal for all large and small hookbills (parrots, budgies, cockatiels, lovebirds, ringnecks, conures, etc
Hang it in your bird's cage or allow your bird to hold the spray in his feet and pluck the millet from it to give him an enriching activity that mimics what birds do in the wild
This treat can be offered to your bird daily
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