Desert Herbs Chia Seed for Birds – Omega-3 & Fiber Supplement

Tiny seed with naturally concentrated nutrition Add Omega-3 and Fiber to the Food Bowl Desert Herbs Premium Chia Seed is an easy-to-serve whole seed for companion birds. Chia naturally provides plant-based omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid (ALA), fiber, energy and other nutrients. Sprinkle a modest amount over regular food or seeds to add texture and nutritional variety without replacing a complete avian diet. 🌱Whole premium chia seed 💧Plant-based omega-3 ALA 🌾Naturally high in fiber 📦Resealable 4 oz pouch Nutritional Highlights of Chia Seed Omega-3 ALA Chia seed is naturally rich in alpha-linolenic acid, a plant-based omega-3 fatty acid that adds beneficial fat variety to a balanced feeding routine. Fiber for Digestive Variety The seed’s naturally high fiber content supports dietary variety and complements a complete, species-appropriate food. Natural Energy Chia contains fat, protein and carbohydrates that provide concentrated dietary energy, which is why a light sprinkle is enough. Suitable Companion Birds Chia is a tiny whole seed that can be offered in moderation to many seed-eating companion birds and parrots. Small Birds Finches, canaries and budgies can manage the small seed without grinding. Medium Birds Cockatiels, lovebirds, parrotlets and similarly sized companion birds. Larger Parrots Conures and larger parrots when used as a small topper rather than a major part of the diet. How to Feed Chia Seed to Birds Introduce Gradually Begin with a very small amount so the bird’s digestive system can adjust to the additional fiber and fat. Sprinkle Lightly Scatter a modest amount over pellets, seed mix, soft food or another regular meal. Keep It Fresh Remove wet or soiled food promptly, provide clean water daily and reseal the pouch after each use. Serving method How to offer Best practice Dry food topper Sprinkle a small amount over normal food or seeds Keep chia supplemental to the complete diet Mixed with soft food Stir a small quantity into moist food immediately before serving Remove leftovers promptly because moist food spoils quickly Soaked chia Prepare only a small fresh portion if advised for your bird Refrigerate during preparation and discard uneaten gel promptly Feeding note: The package shown says to sprinkle on food and seeds but does not provide a measured daily serving. Chia is nutrient- and calorie-dense, so begin with a light sprinkle and avoid allowing it to displace pellets, vegetables or other essential foods. Ingredients, Product Details & Storage Ingredient Whole chia seed (Salvia hispanica). Confirm the complete ingredient statement on the physical pouch. Net Weight 4 oz (113 g) in a resealable stand-up pouch. Storage Reseal after opening and store in a cool, dry place away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. Please note: Chia Seed is a supplemental food, not a complete diet or veterinary medicine. Introduce gradually and serve in moderation. Consult an avian veterinarian before changing the diet of a bird with obesity, digestive disease, swallowing problems, medication use or another medically managed condition. Frequently Asked Questions Can companion birds eat chia seeds? Many seed-eating companion birds and parrots can eat whole chia seed in moderation as supplemental dietary variety. What type of omega-3 is in chia seed? Chia naturally supplies alpha-linolenic acid, commonly called ALA, which is a plant-based omega-3 fatty acid. Do chia seeds need to be ground? No. Chia seeds are very small and may be offered whole. Sprinkle a modest amount over the bird’s normal food. Should chia seeds be soaked for birds? Soaking is optional, not required by the front label. If chia is served wet, prepare a small fresh portion and remove leftovers promptly to reduce spoilage. How much chia seed should I give? The front package does not provide a measured daily serving. Begin with a light sprinkle and keep chia from replacing the bird’s nutritionally complete food. How should the pouch be stored? Keep it tightly resealed in a cool, dry place away from moisture, heat and direct sunlight. A Small Seed with Plenty to Offer Explore more bird products and bird feeding and nutrition supplies from Pet MegaMart.