Bird Food

Treat your feathered friends to a flap-tastic feast with our range of bird food! Packed with flavour and balanced nutrition, our premium pet bird food and festive seed mixes turn every feed into a chirp-worthy celebration.

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Frequently asked questions

When it comes to bird food, the format matters. Seed mixes like Trill Budgerigar Mix and Trill Canary & Finch Mix are great for budgies and canaries, mimicking how they forage in the wild.

Grain blends such as Barastoc Grains and Greens are ideal for backyard chickens and mixed flocks. For a more balanced option, pellets like Vetafarm Nutriblend Pellets Small Bird Food give parrots and other hookbills complete nutrition in every bite — no picking and choosing.

Each bird has unique needs — and that’s where species-specific pet bird food shines.

Absolutely. If you’re feeding chickens or other laying birds, look for bird food with boosted calcium and protein. Products like Barastoc Champion Layer Premium Pellets and Red Hen Xtra Egg Seventeen are formulated to support consistent laying, strong shells, and overall hen health.

Got a mix of birds? Barastoc Mixed Flock is designed to cover chickens, ducks and other backyard birds in one easy feed.

If you’re after simplicity, pellets are the way to go. Products like Trill Vitablend Pellets for Small Birds and Vetafarm Paradise Pellets make daily feeding easy and foolproof.

Perfect for parrots and cockatiels these pellets are packed with essential nutrients and help reduce mess from uneaten seeds. They’re also ideal when you're just getting started with pet bird food and want to cover all the nutritional bases.

Foraging keeps birds busy and happy — and the right bird food can help. Seed mixes like Harmony No Waste Seed Mix encourage sorting and pecking. Millet sprays and treat sticks (like Trill Honey Sticks for Parrots) give budgies and parrots a tasty challenge.

Scatter-friendly grains such as Barastoc 3 Grain Scratch Mix are perfect for chickens and garden setups, encouraging natural scratch-and-peck behaviours that birds love.