A practical species finder

Shop by Cage Bird Species

Start with the birds in your care, then explore the seed mixes, foods and selected essentials brought together for that species.

Every bird and feeding routine is different. Check the individual product description before feeding, introduce dietary changes carefully and seek specialist advice when needed.

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Find a relevant collection

Which Birds Do You Keep?

Select a species to see the relevant Haith’s collection. A collection may contain everyday foods, individual seeds or specialist products, so always read the product information.

Green and yellow budgie perched on a branch BudgerigarsBudgie SeedExplore the collection → Canary representing Haith's canary essentials CanariesCanary EssentialsExplore the collection → Cockatiel representing the cockatiel food collection Australian parrotsCockatiel FoodShop → Cockatoo representing the cockatoo food collection Large parrotsCockatoo FoodShop → Foreign finches representing the foreign finch food collection FinchesForeign Finch Seed & FoodShop → Pair of green lovebirds perched together Small parrotsLovebird EssentialsShop → Two macaws perched on a branch Large parrotsMacaw Bird FoodShop → Parakeet representing the parakeet and parrot food collection Parrot-like birdsParakeet & Parrot FoodShop → Roller canary representing the roller canary food collection Song canariesRoller Canary FoodShop → Siskin perched on a branch FinchesSiskin Food & British FinchShop → Zebra finches representing the zebra finch collection FinchesZebra Finch Food & EssentialsShop →

Before you choose

Match the Food to the Bird

  1. 01
    Start with the species

    Use the collections above to narrow the range to foods and products associated with the birds you keep.

  2. 02
    Check the purpose

    Everyday feeding, rearing, conditioning and individual ingredients serve different purposes. Read the product description carefully.

  3. 03
    Make changes carefully

    Avoid sudden, unnecessary changes. Monitor what is eaten and seek specialist advice if you are unsure about an individual bird.