KIKI supergrit seashells for birds

KIKI SuperGrit for cage birds, Grit granules is a mixture of different types of seashells, such as oyster shells with a high mineral content for your birds, it also incorporates mixtures of red clay stones, it helps your bird to better digest minerals with activated carbon which will absorb the toxins from your intestine.

COMPOSITION:
Chopped oyster shell, red stone rich in clay and activated carbon.

KIKI supergrit seashells for birds

Seashells can serve as beneficial enrichment items for pet birds, providing mental stimulation and opportunities for natural behaviors like foraging and beak maintenance. However, it’s essential to take certain precautions to ensure the safety and well-being of your feathered friend. Here are some considerations for using seashells for birds:

1. Cleanliness: Before offering seashells to your bird, ensure they are thoroughly cleaned and sanitized to remove any dirt, debris, or contaminants. Rinse the shells with water and scrub them gently to remove any residue.
2. Shell Size: Choose seashells that are appropriately sized for your bird’s species and beak size. Avoid shells with sharp edges or small openings that could potentially injure your bird.
3. Natural Calcium Source: Seashells can provide a natural source of calcium for birds, which is essential for maintaining healthy bones, beaks, and eggshells (for breeding birds). Calcium is particularly crucial for egg-laying female birds and growing chicks.
4. Supervision: Always supervise your bird when introducing new items like seashells into their environment. Monitor their interactions to ensure they are using the shells safely and not ingesting large pieces that could cause digestive issues.
5. Variety: Offer a variety of seashells in different shapes, sizes, and textures to provide enrichment and mental stimulation for your bird. Rotate the shells regularly to keep the environment engaging and exciting.
6. Avoid Decorative Coatings: Avoid seashells that have been treated with decorative coatings, paints, or dyes, as these may contain toxic substances that could harm your bird if ingested.
7. Introduce Gradually: Introduce seashells gradually to your bird’s environment to allow them to become accustomed to the new items. Some birds may be curious and immediately explore the shells, while others may be more cautious and require time to investigate.
8. Alternative Calcium Sources: In addition to seashells, ensure your bird’s diet includes other calcium-rich foods such as cuttlebone, mineral blocks, or commercial calcium supplements specifically formulated for birds.

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