Kaytee Fiesta Blueberry Flavored Yogurt Dipped Sunflower Seeds Bird Treats, 2.5-oz bag
Feed your bird a delicious fruity, creamy treat with Kaytee Fiesta Blueberry Flavored Yogurt Dipped Sunflower Seeds Bird Treats. Birds love variety in their diet and treats are a great way to bond with your pet. Kaytee Fiesta Blueberry Flavored Yogurt Dipped Sunflower Seeds Bird Treats are a blend of real fruit pieces and sunflower seeds dipped in a creamy yogurt coating. Feed as an occasional treat or use as a training reward. Discard any uneaten or soiled portions.
Key Benefits- Fruity and creamy blend with a crunchy texture
- Satisfies birds' love for variety
- Great way to bond with your pet
- Real sunflower seeds dipped in blueberry flavored yogurt
- Re-sealable bag ensures freshness
Manufactured in a facility that processes peanuts and tree nuts. Not intended for human consumption.
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Item Number95112
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Bird Type
Cockatiel, Cockatoo, Canary, Conure, Dove & Pigeon, Finch, Lovebird, Parakeet, Parrot, Macaw, Hookbill
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Food Form
Treats
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Lifestage
Adult, All Stages
Sunflower Seeds, Maltodextrin, Partially Hydrogenated Soybean Oil, Sugar, Partially Hydrogenated Palm Oil, Reduced Lactose Whey Powder, Dried Nonfat Yogurt Powder, Lecithin, Mixed Tocopherols (a Preservative), L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (Source of Vitamin C), Rosemary Extract, Citric Acid, Natural and Artificial Flavors, Artificial Colors.
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 7.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 30.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 20.0% min |
| Moisture | 12.0% max |
Treats add variety and can be fed up to 20% of the total food intake. Discard unused portion if soiled.
85% Recommend
85% of reviewersrecommend this product
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33 Reviews
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By Stanky on Mar 29, 2018
My Green Cheek Conure loves these yogurt covered sunflower seeds! She will sit there and squawk until I put these seeds into her snack cup! This is one of the few snacks that she loves to eat
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By Jennifer on Mar 30, 2018
My Amazon just loves these as a snack. I put them on top of her regular bird food and she gobbles them up. She absolutely loves them!
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By FurNFeathers on Jan 27, 2018
I ordered and shipped a box of goodies to my mom for her cat and African Grey parrot. He did not like these at all. He picked them up, threw them and shook his head. He seemed to not be able to get passed the texture of the yogurt. He is a picky eater though, so that may be why. I only gave them 1 star for the fact that he would not eat them. My mom gave them to the chickens though, and they LOVED them! Lol
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By SnarkyGoblin on Feb 5, 2018
I have a 16yr old lovebird who is very picky. He hates fruit, but loves vegetables, crackers, seeds, etc. It was really a 50-50 shot as to whether or not he'd like these I've never given him yogurt treats before, but turns out he loves them! They come in a little resealable pouch (yes it does reseal good too) and he looks forward to having them along with the food I ordered him from this site.
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By Loki on Jun 21, 2018
He likes the yogurt I think, but mostly chews to destroy. As long as he does something im okay ahah.
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By Treats on May 26, 2018
non of my birds liked it, how do i return to you? would never buy it again, would like a refund.
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By Condor27 on Jan 11, 2018
My African Grey absolutely loves these little blueberry yogurt seeds. They are the very first thing that she goes for when I put her food in front of her each day. I sprinkle a few in with her other food and she devours these. So happy that Chewy carries them!
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By Raven on Feb 28, 2018
I wasn’t sure if Kiwi would like these but I guess he likes yogurt & seeds together. He ate 5 from my hand. That’s all he will get in a day. Moderation for snacks
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By Tricia on Nov 3, 2017
Sharky is our cocatail loves these treats. They are a great change for him and he is getting blueberry. thank you Cheey gor a job well done
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By Skitlesmom on Jul 9, 2017
In typical bird fashion, they shell whatever they eat. So most of the yummy yogurt stuff goes to the cage floor, only to eat the sunflower seed. Novelty idea, but only makes the owner feel all warm and fuzzy. Not worth it. Just put yogurt in a bowl for your bird to eat....
