Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry 160 grams

JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry – fruity snack sticks for small rodents, rats and birds

JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry are baked snack sticks with a fruity and seed-rich composition. The sticks combine millet, carrot, flaxseed, peanuts, sunflower seeds, raspberry, amaranth, and blueberry, among other ingredients. This makes them especially fun as a real treat for small rodents, pygmy rats, rats, and birds.

For birds, these Birdys are ideal for hanging, allowing them to peck, pull, and actively engage with their snack. For rodents, you can place the sticks down, offer them temporarily, or incorporate them into a foraging area. This way, you provide not only a tasty treat but also a snacking experience that offers more engagement than loose pieces in a bowl.

Why choose JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry?

✔ Fruity snack stick with blueberry, raspberry and amaranth
✔ With millet, flaxseed, peanuts, and sunflower seeds for plenty of texture
✔ Fun for birds to peck and pull
✔ For small rodents and rats as a real treat for the occasional time
✔ Handy as a snack time, reward, or foraging activity

At DRD, when it comes to snack sticks, we focus primarily on composition, usage, and animal behavior. These Birdys are clearly snack sticks for a special moment. They contain fruit, seeds, peanuts, and sunflower seeds, providing aroma, flavor, and texture. That is precisely why you offer them consciously as a treat, not as a daily staple.

The sturdy stick shape makes snack time extra interesting. Birds can peck and pull on it, while small rodents and rats can nibble on it, pry pieces loose, or investigate the stick. This way, snacking immediately becomes a little moment of activity.

Does this fit natural snacking and foraging behavior?

In nature, animals spend a lot of time searching, sniffing, selecting, and eating small amounts. A snack stick does not replace that behavior, but it can make the snacking moment more active. By not placing the stick in a food bowl as standard, but offering it in a foraging spot for example, your animal has to make more effort to get to the snack.

For mice, dwarf hamsters, hamsters, and gerbils, a small piece is often enough for a fun foraging and nibbling moment. For dwarf rats and rats, the stick fits well in an active foraging area or Ratscaping setup. For birds, hanging it is particularly suitable, as they can peck, pull, and balance while snacking.

For which animals are JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry suitable?

• Mouse: suitable as a small treat. Give a suitable piece and optionally use it as a foraging snack in a sniffing area.
• Dwarf hamster: suitable as a real treat for the occasional time. A small piece is often enough for a fun snack moment.
• Hamster: suitable as a snack stick for nibbling and exploring. For hamsters, you can offer a small piece or temporarily place the stick in the enclosure.
• Gerbil: suitable as a chew and discovery stick. Gerbils can actively investigate the sturdy structure and pull it apart.
• Dwarf rat: suitable as a treat and foraging snack. When buying dwarf rats, always pay attention to the actual body size and offer an appropriate amount.
• Rat: suitable as a snack stick for rats who enjoy holding, sniffing, nibbling, and exploring together. Also fun to incorporate into a foraging area or Ratscaping setup.
• Bird: suitable as a hanging snack stick. Birds can peck at the stick, pull it off, and actively use it as an activity in the cage or aviary.

How do you feed JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry?

Give Birdys as a snack. For small rodents, a small piece is often sufficient. For dwarf rats and rats, you can offer the stick temporarily or incorporate part of it into a foraging area. Use this snack alongside the normal daily diet suitable for your animal.

For birds, you can hang the stick in the cage or aviary. Hang it securely so that your bird can easily reach it and actively peck and pull. Check regularly to see if the stick is still hanging properly and remove any residue when it has become dirty.

For rats, you can also use the stick in a Ratscaping setup, for example at a tunnel route, platform, hangout spot, or foraging zone. This way, your rats have to search, pull, or work together to get to the snack.

Composition & analysis

Composition: maize, wheat, La Plata millet, carrots, flaxseed, peanuts, rapeseed oil, manna millet, striped sunflower seeds, pea starch, raspberries 1.4%, amaranth 0.6%, blueberries 0.6%.

Analysis: protein 9.8%, fat content 16.4%, crude fiber 5.6%, crude ash 2.0%, calcium 480 mg/kg, phosphorus 1570 mg/kg, sodium 273 mg/kg.

The composition is fruity and rich in seeds. Millet, flaxseed, peanuts, and sunflower seeds provide texture and bite, while raspberry, blueberry, and amaranth give the stick extra aroma and variety. Thanks to the sturdy stick shape, this snack is perfect for nibbling, picking, and foraging.

Good to know

JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry are complementary pet food. Use the sticks as an extra snack alongside the normal daily diet suitable for your pet. They are not a basic daily stick, but treats for occasional use.

These Birdys are not grain-free. They contain corn, wheat, and millet, among other ingredients. This makes them particularly suitable as a conscious treat for small rodents, pygmy rats, rats, and birds that deserve a richer snack occasionally.

Store the sticks in a dry and cool place, and seal the packaging tightly. This will help preserve the aroma, texture, and crispness as much as possible.

Nice to combine with

• Snack sticks
• Seeds and kernels
• Dried fruit
• Playing and foraging
• Hamster snacks
• Gerbil snacks
• Rat snacks
• Ratscaping
• Parakeet snacks
• Canary snacks
• JR Farm

Frequently asked questions about JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry

JR Farm Birdys Amaranth Blueberry & Raspberry are a great choice if you are looking for a fruity, seed-rich snack stick for small rodents, pygmy rats, rats, and birds. Thanks to the sturdy stick shape, hanging option, and combination of millet, seeds, peanuts, amaranth, blueberry, and raspberry, a snack time immediately turns into an active nibbling, pecking, or foraging moment.