Bird Cooking Rice with Fruits 130 g, vitapol – ready-to-cook bird feed

Bird Cooking Rice with Fruits 130 g by vitapol is a ready-to-cook bird feed formulated to be boiled or softened before serving. The product blends white rice with small pieces of dried fruit to provide an easily digestible source of carbohydrates and natural sugars. Packaged in a 130 g portion, it is suitable for both captive birds in aviaries and wild garden birds when offered as a supplementary meal.

Advantages

This mix offers a simple preparation method that allows rice and fruit to be made more palatable and digestible for a range of bird species. The combination of rice and dried fruit supplies quick energy and some dietary variety, while the single-portion packaging helps with portion control and storage. The formula is free from hard-to-digest additives and is designed to be used alongside regular bird feed.

Suitable for

• Garden feeding stations for wild birds
• Aviaries and pet bird feeding
• Supplementary feeding during colder months or food-scarce periods

Key specifications

• Net weight: 130 g
• Primary components: rice and dried fruit pieces
• Preparation: boil or soften prior to serving
• Intended use: supplementary bird feed for wild and captive birds
• Packaging: single 130 g portion suitable for short-term storage

How to use

Place the contents in boiling water and simmer until the rice has softened, or soak in warm water until the mixture reaches a suitable texture for the target bird species. Drain any excess water and allow the mixture to cool to ambient temperature before offering it to birds. Offer small amounts at a time and monitor acceptance, adjusting softness depending on the size and feeding habits of the birds.

Usage recommendations

Serve this product as a supplementary food alongside seed mixes, nuts, or formulated feeds. Do not rely on it as the sole food source; ensure fresh water is available. Store unopened packages in a cool, dry place and use opened portions promptly to avoid spoilage. Avoid offering to birds that require specialized diets without consulting an avian specialist.