Psittacus Eggfood
Psittacus Eggfood
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Psittacus Eggfood is a specialist dietary supplement formulated for small psittacine species including Nymphicus, Agapornis, Pyrrhura, Neophema, Melopsittacus, and related genera. It is designed specifically to support breeding pairs during the demanding period of chick rearing, when nutritional requirements increase significantly. Available in two sizes to suit aviaries of different scale.
What It's Designed For
This eggfood is intended to complement the diet of breeding adults while they are raising chicks. Consumption will vary considerably depending on the number of offspring and their stage of development, so having the right quantity to hand matters — particularly during peak breeding activity.
How to Offer It
Psittacus Eggfood can be served dry or mixed with hydrated microspheres, giving keepers flexibility depending on the birds' preferences or the stage of the breeding cycle. Both methods deliver the same nutritional profile, so the choice can be adapted to what works best in your setup.
Nutritional Profile
- Crude protein: 22.0%
- Crude oils and fats: 15.0%
Choosing the Right Size
Psittacus Eggfood is available in two sizes. A smaller option suits keepers with one or two breeding pairs, while the larger size is well suited to aviaries running multiple pairs through a full breeding season. Check the variant selector above to choose the quantity that fits your needs.
A well-supported breeding diet makes a measurable difference to chick development and parental condition. Psittacus Eggfood gives keepers a straightforward, nutritionally consistent way to meet that demand.
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Psittacus Eggfood
Psittacus Eggfood is a specialist dietary supplement formulated for small psittacine species including Nymphicus, Agapornis, Pyrrhura, Neophema, Melopsittacus, and related genera. It is designed specifically to support breeding pairs during the demanding period of chick rearing, when nutritional requirements increase s
