Sunflower: Sunflower Chips

SUNFLOWER: SUNFLOWER CHIPS
Clean, High-Energy Nutrition Birds Love - Without the Mess

Provide your birds with a premium source of energy and nutrition with our Sunflower Chips, a hulled sunflower seed option designed for easy feeding and maximum consumption. By removing the shells, this clean, ready-to-eat seed delivers the rich oils and protein birds crave while eliminating waste and mess. Ideal for parrots and a wide variety of companion and aviary birds, sunflower chips support healthy feathers, sustained energy, and overall vitality while encouraging natural feeding behaviors.

Why Parrot Owners Choose This Mix

No Shells, No Mess: Fully hulled seeds eliminate waste and keep cages and feeding areas cleaner.

High-Energy Nutrition: Rich in healthy fats and protein to support active, healthy birds.

Highly Palatable: A favorite treat and staple that birds readily accept.

Supports Feather & Skin Health: Natural oils promote vibrant plumage and overall condition.

Versatile Feeding Option: Great for mixing into daily diets, training rewards, or enrichment feeding.

Birds That Like This Mix

African Grey, Amazon, Canary, Cockatiel, Conure, Cockatoo, Eclectus, Finch, Large Parrot, Lovebird, Macaw, Military, Parakeet (Budgie), Parrot, Scarlet, Umbrella, Yellow Head, and other companion birds.

Precautions: Not intended for human consumption. Our seed is not poisoned with insecticide and therefore subject to attracting bugs, particularly in warmer weather. Bugs will not harm your birds (they confront them in the wild). We appreciate however you may not want them in your home. If bugs present themselves, simply place the bag of seed in the freezer for 24-48 hours.

Feeding Instructions: Feed in moderation as part of a balanced diet. Sunflower chips are rich and should be offered alongside fresh fruit, and vegetables. Adjust portions based on your bird's size, activity level, and overall diet. Always provide fresh water and clean feeding dishes daily.

Transition Instructions: When introducing a new food, begin with a mixture of old and new food, gradually increasing the amount of new food over a 7 - 10 day period. This will prevent digestive upsets as well as allow your pet to adjust to something new.