Original Vitakraft Crackers® are pure flavour and entertainment in one. Your budgie can nibble away to its heart’s content. The delicious seed mix is specially formulated for budgies. Triple baking the treat in the Vitakraft bakery guarantees extra long nibbling fun for your pet. The wooden stick inside the crackers helps with the natural abrasion of the pet’s beak. Vitacraft Crackers Trio-Mix provides a bit of variety. Each Trio-Mix set contains 3 different flavours: Sesame Seed Banana, Herb Paprika and Kiwi Citrus or Egg Grass Seed, Apricot Fig and Honey Sesame Seed. Vitakraft Budgies Crackers Trio-Mix at a glance: Made specifically for budgies With healthy vitamins Triple-baked onto an untreated wooden stick Comes with clips for attachment Contents: Trio-Mix Sesame Seed Banana / Herb Paprika / Kiwi Citrus (90g): 1 x Sesame Seed Banana cracker stick®, 1 x Herb Paprika cracker stick®, 1 x Kiwi Citrus cracker stick® Trio-Mix Egg Grass Seed / Apricot Fig / Honey Sesame Seed (80g): 1 x Egg Grass Seed cracker stick®, 1 x Apricot Fig cracker stick®, 1 x Honey Sesame Seed cracker stick®
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: Vitakraft
- Price: £1.49
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- 3 Sticks: Egg/Apricot/Honey: £1.49
Good to know
- Choose snacks made for your bird’s size; parrot treats are too large and rich for budgies and canaries.
- Hang treats away from perches so they do not get covered in droppings.
- Throw away any snack that gets damp or shows signs of mould.
Common questions
What treats can canaries have?
Canaries enjoy millet sprays, small-seed treat sticks, egg food and fresh greens. Choose treats made for canaries or small finches so the seeds are the right size. Keep portions small, since canaries are prone to putting on weight.
How often can I give my budgie a millet spray?
Millet is a treat, not a main food, so short pieces a few times a week are plenty for a healthy adult. Many owners use it mainly for taming and training. Unwell or underweight birds are sometimes given more millet on vet advice, as it encourages them to eat.
