Johnson's | Honey Enriched Canary & Finch Treat | Seed Bell

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About Johnson's Honey Enriched Canary & Finch Treat - Seed Bell

Provide a fun treat for your pet to nibble on with a Johnson's Veterinary Seed Bell, a natural honey enriched bell containing specially selected seeds.

The handy integral hook allows the treat to be suspended in the cage or aviary. Suitable for canaries and a wide selection of finches commonly kept as pets and in aviaries.

Composition: Selected Seeds, Gelatin Adhesive, Honey. Typical Analysis: Protein 17.4%, Fat 13.3%, Fibre 8.4%, Ash 3.3%.

Here are some frequently asked questions about the Johnson's Honey Enriched Canary & Finch Treat Seed Bell.

Q1: What is the Johnson's Honey Enriched Canary & Finch Treat Seed Bell?

A1: It's a supplementary treat for canaries and finches, formed into a convenient bell shape. It's packed with seeds and enriched with honey, providing a tasty and engaging treat for your birds.

Q2: What are the main ingredients in this seed bell?

A2: The primary ingredients typically include various seeds suitable for canaries and finches (such as canary seed, millet, niger seed, linseed, etc.), bound together with a honey-enriched binder. Always check the specific packaging for the most accurate and detailed ingredient list.

Q3: Which birds are these seed bells suitable for?

A3: As the name suggests, they are specifically formulated for canaries and finches. They are also generally suitable for other small cage birds with similar dietary needs.

Q4: How should I give this treat to my birds?

A4: The seed bell usually comes with a hook or string for easy hanging inside your bird's cage. Hang it in an accessible spot where your birds can comfortably perch and peck at the seeds.

Q5: Are these treats a complete food source for my birds?

A5: No, these seed bells are complementary pet foods, meaning they are designed to be a treat or supplement to your bird's main diet. They should not replace their regular, balanced bird seed mix or pellets, which provide all essential nutrients.

Q6: What are the benefits of feeding this seed bell?

A6: Key benefits include:

• Enrichment: Provides mental and physical stimulation as birds peck at the seeds, mimicking natural foraging behaviour.
• Tasty Treat: The honey enrichment makes it highly palatable and enjoyable for birds.
• Supplemental Nutrition: Offers additional seeds and energy.
• Dental/Beak Health: The act of pecking at the hard seeds helps to keep beaks trimmed and healthy.
• Easy to Serve: Convenient bell shape with a hanger for mess-free feeding.

Q7: How often should I give this treat to my birds?

A7: Seed bells are treats and should be offered in moderation. Depending on the size of your bird and how quickly they consume it, you might offer one a few times a week or as an occasional treat. Always monitor your bird's weight and overall health.

Q8: Will this attract pests to the cage?

A8: Like any food item, if left uneaten for extended periods or if the cage isn't cleaned regularly, it could attract pests. It's advisable to remove any uneaten or spoiled portions and maintain good cage hygiene.

Q9: How should I store the seed bell?

A9: Keep the seed bell in its original packaging (if not already opened and hung) in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and humidity, to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage.

Q10: What is the typical weight of one seed bell?

A10: While it can vary, these seed bells are commonly sold in single units, often around 80g or 100g in weight, depending on the specific product variant. Always check the product packaging for the exact weight.