Pet bird treat Vitakraft 21231, 80 g, cylinder shape, pack of 3

Vitakraft 21231 is a pack of pet bird treats consisting of three cylinder-shaped portions, each weighing 80 g. Designed as a supplemental food item for companion birds, these treats provide an easy-to-handle form factor suitable for attachment to cage bars or placement on feeding stations. The compact cylinders are manufactured in the European Union and come in a small package with dimensions approximately 24 mm width and 82 mm depth, offering convenient portioning for regular treat occasions.

Advantages

The cylinder shape makes individual portions simple to place or hang inside a cage without additional preparation. Packaged as three separate 80 g portions, the product supports measured treat-giving and helps control intake. As a complementary food item, the treats can diversify a bird’s daily diet and encourage foraging and pecking behaviors while fitting standard accessory holders and feeder clips.

Suitable for

• Companion birds such as budgerigars, canaries, finches and similar small to medium-sized pet birds
• Use as an occasional treat during training or social interaction
• Supplementing daily diet to encourage natural pecking and activity

Key specifications

• Format: cylinder-shaped treat portions
• Weight per portion: 80 g
• Pack content: 3 portions
• Intended use: complementary food for companion birds
• Suitable placement: cage attachment or feeding station
• Origin: European Union
• Package dimensions: approximately 24 mm (width) × 82 mm (depth)

How to use

Offer the treat as a supplemental food item in addition to a complete and balanced diet. Attach a cylinder portion to cage bars or place it on a feeding station where the bird can reach it easily. Monitor consumption and remove uneaten portions after a reasonable period to maintain hygiene. Adjust frequency and portion size according to species, size, and individual dietary needs.

Usage recommendations

Provide the treats sparingly and not as a primary food source. Ensure fresh water and a complete diet are always available. Supervise birds when introducing new treats, and consult a veterinarian if your bird has special dietary requirements or health concerns.