Bird Perch Nestor Kolba Papuga — Medium Fruit Stick (model 00257) for Parrots

Nestor Kolba Papuga Medium Fruit Stick is a ready-to-use food accessory designed for parrots and similarly sized companion birds. The product combines a compact stick shape with a blend of fruit-based ingredients to provide an extra food source and encourage natural pecking and foraging behaviour. It is intended for attachment inside bird cages to offer targeted enrichment without complex preparation.

Advantages

The medium fruit stick offers a convenient single-piece treat that mounts inside the cage and resists quick disintegration during normal pecking. Its fruit-based composition provides a varied flavour profile compared with standard seed mixes, supporting interest and engagement. Because it is pre-formed and ready to use, it reduces handling time and simplifies portion control for routine feeding and supervised treat sessions.

Suitable for

• Parrots and psittacine birds of similar size
• Short-term foraging and pecking enrichment inside cages
• Occasional supplemental feeding and treat-based training
• Encouraging exploratory feeding behaviour in captive birds

Key specifications

• Product form: pre-formed stick with fruit-based ingredients
• Size class: medium — suitable for medium-sized parrots
• Attachment: designed to be mounted inside bird cages for easy placement
• Intended use: treat/enrichment, supplemental nutrition, foraging stimulation

How to use

Attach the fruit stick securely to an interior cage bar or designated holder at a comfortable height for the bird. Offer under supervision during regular feeding times or enrichment sessions. Monitor consumption and remove any soiled or excessively softened portions to maintain cage hygiene. Do not leave perishable treats in the cage for extended periods in warm, humid conditions; replace with a fresh stick as needed.

Usage recommendations

Provide the fruit stick as part of a balanced feeding routine: use it occasionally as a supplemental treat and enrichment item rather than a primary food source. Observe the bird’s intake and adjust frequency according to dietary needs and veterinarian guidance. Store unopened sticks in a cool, dry place and dispose of any product that shows signs of spoilage.