Vetafarm Nutriblend Mini 350gm

Companion birds require a nutritionally balanced diet for growth, optimum feather development, tissue and brain function.

Containing balanced vitamins, minerals, calcium, and essential amino acids, Nutriblend Pellets have been formulated to fill all your bird’s core nutritional requirements. Fruit flavoured and multicoloured, Nutriblend Mini Pellets are designed to suit small birds such as princess parrots, plum heads, bourke parrots and cockatiels.

Description 

Nutriblend Pellets were formulated by avian veterinarians as a palatable, balanced diet that helps to maintain a healthy weight.

These fruit flavoured, multi-coloured pellets promote better acceptance by seed eating birds. Includes balanced vitamins, minerals, calcium, and amino acids essential for a stable maintenance diet during the regular season.

Extrusion cooked for palatability, digestibility and food safety. Eliminates waste associated with seed and ensures a longer healthier life by providing scientifically formulated nutrition.

Nutriblend provides your bird with the balance it needs for optimum feather development, tissue and brain function when fed as your bird’s primary diet (80% of daily feed consumed).
The remaining 20% of the diet should be made up of healthy fruit and vegetables (15%) and a small amount of treat foods such as nuts and seeds (5%).

Direction 

Nutriblend should be fed as your bird’s primary diet (80% of daily feed consumed).
The remaining 20% of the diet should be made up of healthy fruit and vegetables (15%) and a small amount of treat foods such as nuts and seeds (5%).

Daily Pellet Recommendation:
Vetafarm recommends that parrots are fed a minimum of 10% of their bodyweight in pellets per day, for example:
50g Bourke Parrot (or similar): provide a minimum of 5g of Nutriblend per day
60g Plum-headed Parakeet (or similar): provide a minimum of 6g pellets per day.
100g Cockatiel (or similar): provide a minimum 10g pellets per day.

These feeding recommendations should be used as a guide only.
Be sure to check with your veterinarian for more specific information if your bird has special dietary needs due to a health condition.