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Bird Food, Supplies and Accessories
Explore our premium selection of bird supplies and food today and treat your feathery friend to an overdue cage upgrade, a tasty pecking snack, a snazzy new toy to keep them entertained and more. From colourful swings and toys of all shapes and sizes and braided wicker nests to beautiful Arabesque parrot cages, water fountains, feeders (barrel, rectangular, hanging and bowl), and even bathing sands and litter, our lineup of bird supplies and accessories has everything you could possibly need to keep your winged pal happy and healthy. Got a picky eater whose appetite seems to flit and flicker with the seasons? Not anymore. Choose from Harrison’s high potency, super fine bird food and power treats — certified USDA organic and non-GMO and suitable for all types of avian species, from tiny songsters to full-grown flyers. Or, check out Beaphar’s universal feed and Farma Friends’ quality essential seeds, both excellent canary, parakeet, budgie or parrot food options. Find all this and more at your nearest Pet’s Delight store, or order online and have your items delivered straight to your doorstep.Frequently Asked Questions
A well-equipped birdcage should include perches, toys, food and water dishes, and a suitable cage liner. Ensure the cage is large enough for your bird to move comfortably and include opportunities for exercise and enrichment.
Clean the cage regularly, ideally every few days, to remove droppings and leftover food. Perform a more thorough cleaning once a week, including washing food and water dishes and changing the cage liner.
The best diet for pet birds includes a balanced mix of seeds, pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Specific dietary needs vary by species, so consult with an avian vet for tailored advice.
Many birds can learn to mimic sounds and perform tricks with patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement.
Choose toys that encourage foraging, problem-solving, and physical activity, such as puzzle toys and swings.
A varied diet of pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables is key. Avoid a seed-only diet as it can lead to nutritional deficiencies.
Signs include changes in behavior, eating habits, and droppings. If you notice these, consult a vet who specializes in birds.
