Johnson's Nut & Honey Bells Bird Treat | Foraging Treat for Cockatiels & Parrots

🐦 Johnson's Nut & Honey Bells – 50g | Natural Bird Treat for Cockatiels, Parrots & More

Treat your feathered friend to a wholesome snack with Johnson's Nut & Honey Bells – a delicious, honey-enriched treat made from a blend of selected seeds, nuts, and cereals. Designed to encourage natural foraging behaviour, these bells offer both nutrition and entertainment for cockatiels, parrots, and other cage birds.

Each bell is individually wrapped to preserve freshness and includes a built-in hanger for easy attachment to your bird’s cage, making it a convenient and interactive addition to their daily routine.

🌟 Key Features:

• Weight: 50g
• Made with selected seeds, nuts, and cereals
• Enriched with natural honey for added flavour and energy
• Encourages foraging and pecking behaviour
• Integrated cage hanger – no additional accessories needed
• Individually wrapped for freshness and hygiene
• Barcode: 5000476140632
• Suitable for: Cockatiels, parrots, budgies, and other cage birds

🧠 Enrichment Benefits:

These bells promote mental stimulation and physical activity, helping to reduce boredom and support your bird’s natural instincts. Ideal for solo play or as part of a multi-toy setup.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Which birds can enjoy Nut & Honey Bells?
They’re suitable for cockatiels, parrots, budgies, and other small to medium cage birds. Always monitor for individual dietary needs.

Q: Can I hang this directly in the cage?
Yes! Each bell includes a built-in hanger, making it easy to attach to cage bars or perches.

Q: Is this treat suitable for daily feeding?
It’s best offered as an occasional treat to complement a balanced diet. Monitor consumption to avoid overindulgence.

Q: How should I store unused bells?
Keep them in a cool, dry place. The individual wrapping helps maintain freshness until opened.

Q: Is this product made in the UK or Ireland?
Johnson’s Veterinary Products is a British family business, with manufacturing occurring across the UK and Ireland.