Vitapol Maxi Kiwi Snacks for Large Parrots, 2 pcs

Vitapol Maxi Kiwi Snacks for Large Parrots, 2 pcs are complementary treats formulated specifically for large parrot species. Supplied as a pack of two sizeable pieces, these snacks are intended to be offered between regular feedings to add dietary variety and encourage natural foraging and chewing behaviours. The product is suitable for amazons, macaws, cockatoos and other large parrots that benefit from occasional treats during training or social interaction.

Advantages

These Maxi Kiwi snacks provide a convenient, ready-to-use complement to a balanced parrot diet. Their size and texture are adapted to larger beaks, promoting chewing activity and mimicking aspects of natural feeding. The snacks serve as a predictable, portion-controlled reward that can be used during training sessions or to strengthen the bond between bird and owner, while supporting mental stimulation through varied textures and flavours.

Suitable for

• Large parrot species such as amazons, macaws and cockatoos
• Training exercises and positive reinforcement
• Short-term enrichment and variety between main feedings

Key specifications

• Product type: complementary snack for large parrots
• Pack size: 2 pieces
• Texture: firm and chewable, suitable for strong beaks
• Intended use: treat, reward and enrichment
• Suitable for intermittent feeding between regular meals

How to use

Offer the Vitapol Maxi Kiwi Snack as an occasional treat and not as a replacement for a complete feed. Present one piece at a time during supervised training or interaction sessions, allowing the bird to chew and consume at its own pace. Adjust frequency and portion according to the individual bird’s size, health status and daily diet to avoid overfeeding. Store unopened packaging in a cool, dry place and follow any instructions on the retail packaging regarding shelf life and storage.

Usage recommendations

Use these snacks for controlled rewards during training and social time, limit treats to small, infrequent portions relative to the bird’s total daily intake, and consult a veterinarian if the bird has special dietary needs or health concerns.