Food & Diet

Food & Diet: Fuel Their Life with Quality and Balance

Your bird’s diet shapes their health—from vibrant feathers to steady energy and strong immunity. At Wingz, we offer a thoughtfully curated selection of high-quality, bird-safe foods—including premium formulated diets, bulk seeds, nuts, dried fruits, and supplements—to help you build a balanced and enriching feeding routine.

Foundations of a Healthy Diet

Formulated Pellets & Complete Diets: Veterinarians recommend pellets or formulated diets as the primary staple—typically 60–100% of the daily intake for optimal nutrition.
Whole Foods & Fresh Produce: Include vegetables, fruits, grains, and legumes to replicate natural foraging and support digestive health.
Seeds, Nuts & Bulk Commodities: Offer seeds, nuts, dried greens, and spices in moderation—for enrichment and variety, not as the primary diet.
Supplements: Use vitamins and baby bird formulas during growth, breeding, or recovery phases—and follow label guidelines.

Our Product Categories

Pellets & Complete Diets: Reliable nutrition from trusted brands—supporting feather health, digestion, and immune function.
Bulk Seeds & Mixes: Oat groats, nuts, finch and parakeet mixes—for controlled variety and enrichment.
Dried Veggies & Fruit: Carrot strings, peppers, bird greens—great for snack time and veggie rotation.
Supplements & Formulas: Baby bird formulas, Avi-Era vitamins, and health boosters for life stage needs.

Why Shop Wingz Food & Diet?

Curated quality—no low-grade fillers, dyes, or unverified imports.
Sized for all bird types—from small finches to large parrots.
Expert guidance—nutrition support from our avian team.
Flexible buying—bulk pricing, bundles, and convenient shipping.

Tips for a Balanced Feeding Plan

Start with pellets: Make them at least 60% of the diet, add fresh produce daily, and rotate small seed/nut treats.
Introduce new foods gradually: Watch for preferences and monitor droppings to gauge tolerance.
Maintain fresh water: Change daily and ensure clean, accessible bowls or bottles.
Keep things interesting: Rotate foods weekly for stimulation—but avoid sudden diet changes.