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Conure Treats

Although they should not exceed 10% of their total food intake, treats are a valuable part of your conure's balanced diet. Treats come in many different ingredients and flavors, including seed based, fruit based, vegetable based, or other tasty ingredients your feathered friend will love.

Variety is key, and not only will your bird enjoy different flavor offerings, but some treats may even have the added benefit of encouraging foraging behaviors, or the ability to help with grooming of the beak such as with cuttlebone or mineral cakes which also offer added minerals. Millet is packed with protein and highly palatable. Treats are an important tool to use when bonding with your bird and are beneficial when training your conure.

Whichever treats you choose, you should never feed birds avocado, rhubarb, fruit seeds, chocolate, caffeine or alcohol as these can cause serious medical conditions. Treats high in sugar and fat should be avoided to help prevent avian obesity.

FAQs About Conure Treats

Treats for your conure may vary, some are fruit based, seed based, or made of other healthy ingredients! A variety of treats is always best to prevent boredom and to find what your bird truly enjoys best.

Treats are a great way to add variety to your bird's diet and may have the added benefit of extra vitamins and minerals. Some treats may encourage foraging behaviors and others are great for training and bonding with your feathered friend.

Cuttlebones and mineral cakes help keep your bird's beak trimmed, as well as provide supplemental calcium and minerals. Millet is a highly-palatable treat that is an excellent source of protein and carbohydrates as well as offers foraging activities.

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