SuperClean™ food for budgies
Explore clean, carefully prepared budgie seed mixes, conditioning foods, millet sprays, softfoods and supplementary foods for pet budgies, breeders and exhibitors.
From everyday feeding to specialist breeding and conditioning routines, Haith’s offers a broad range of foods made using selected ingredients and our established SuperClean™ process.
A practical budgie food guide
Different budgies and bird-keeping routines may call for different foods. Start with a suitable everyday budgie seed mix, then explore conditioning foods, millet, softfoods and supplementary products according to your birds’ needs.
Always read the individual product directions and introduce changes to a bird’s diet carefully.
Everyday feeding
An everyday seed mix can provide the foundation of an established feeding routine. Haith’s offers several recipes for pet budgies, aviaries, breeders and exhibitors.
Explore BRAVO! Budgie Seed™ →
Conditioning and variety
Tonic seeds and conditioning foods can add variety to a carefully managed routine. Choose a product suited to your purpose and follow its feeding directions.
Explore Budgie Tonic Seed™ →
Millet and enrichment
Millet sprays offer another way to present food and can introduce variety to the feeding environment. Offer appropriate amounts as part of the bird’s wider diet.
Explore millet sprays →
Minerals and supplementary foods
Haith’s offers oystershell grit, mineralised grit and cuttlebone for different bird-keeping routines. Check the product information and seek specialist advice if you are unsure what is appropriate for your birds.
Explore grit and cuttlebone →Specialist bird-keeping
Breeders and exhibitors often develop more specialised feeding routines. Our range includes softfoods, conditioning foods, sprouting seeds and mixes developed with experienced bird-keepers.
Browse rearing and conditioning foods
Softfood
Egg Biscuit Softfood
A complementary softfood for appropriate cage and aviary feeding
routines.
Sprouting seed
Easisoak Seed™
A specialist seed mixture intended for soaking or sprouting in
accordance with the preparation directions.
Expert recipe
Chris Snell’s 66 Budgie Mix
A specialist mix associated with World Champion budgie breeder
Chris Snell.
Experience you can draw upon
Budgie-keeping brings together everyday pet care, experienced aviculture and generations of specialist knowledge. Explore our practical articles for further guidance on budgie seed, feeding routines, enrichment, conditioning and breeding.
The individual bird, its present diet, life stage and living environment should always inform feeding decisions.
Explore general feeding advice, dietary variety and practical considerations for looking after pet and aviary budgies.
Read the feeding guide →
Take a closer look at budgie seed ingredients and the preparation behind Haith’s SuperClean™ bird foods.
Explore budgie seed →
Read about the feeding and environmental considerations involved when preparing budgies for breeding.
Read the breeding article →Helpful answers
A practical starting point for choosing and using budgie food. Product directions should always be followed.
Still unsure? Contact Haith’s →There is no single mix that will be right for every budgie. Start by considering what the bird is already accustomed to eating and choose a clearly labelled food intended for budgies.
Haith’s BRAVO! Budgie Seed™ is an established everyday mix, while Tip Top Budgie Seed includes traces of Haith’s Budgie Tonic. Introduce any dietary change gradually and monitor what your bird eats.
Budgie-feeding routines can include more than one type of food, but the appropriate balance depends on the individual bird. Fresh foods, formulated diets and supplementary products should be introduced safely and in appropriate quantities.
If you are uncertain about your bird’s diet, particularly where health, weight or a sudden change in appetite is concerned, seek advice from an avian veterinary professional.
Budgie Tonic is a supplementary seed mixture rather than a replacement for the bird’s principal food. Follow the current instructions on the product packaging and product page when deciding how much and how often to offer it.
View Budgie Tonic Seed™ →Millet sprays can add variety to the way food is presented. They should be offered in sensible quantities as part of the bird’s wider feeding routine, rather than automatically replacing its established food.
Explore millet sprays →Requirements and bird-keeping practices can vary according to the bird, its diet and the type of product being considered. Grit, mineralised grit and oystershell are not necessarily interchangeable, so read each product description carefully.
If you are unsure whether a particular product is appropriate for your budgie, ask an experienced bird-keeping professional or an avian veterinary professional.
Explore grit and cuttlebone →Keep bird food securely closed in a cool, dry place. Protect it from moisture, pests and contamination, and check the food before feeding. Remove food that appears damp, stale, mouldy or otherwise unsuitable.
Avoid making an abrupt change without checking that the bird is accepting and eating the new food. Introduce changes gradually, monitor food intake and watch the bird’s behaviour and condition.
Seek prompt professional advice if the bird stops eating, appears unwell or experiences an unexplained change in condition.
