Vitapol by A&E Cage Company Parrot Smakers Sticks Twin Pack Bird Treats, XX-Large
In a Nutshell
- Parrot treats are enjoyable and challenging for some birds.
- Acclimation period might be needed for birds to start liking the treats.
- Owners suggest a way to collect dropped seeds for better feeding.
Quick Verdict
Vitapol's parrot treats offer a good intellectual challenge, but some birds aren't interested in eating the treats.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
It doesn’t appeal to all birds, especially those not picky in nature.
Prevention: Parrot Owners should look out for other options if their birds are picky eaters.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Intellectual Challenge (1)
Treats satisfy a bird’s natural foraging instinct and offer an intellectual challenge.
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Variety in Use (1)
Parrots may need some time to trust and get used to the treats, but once they do, they enjoy them thoroughly.
Cons
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Bird Disinterest (2) high
The treat doesn’t appeal to all birds, especially those not picky by nature.
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Destroyed (1) major
not interested in treats often destroys them as well.
Tip: Wait for proper adjustment.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Parrot Owners — Parrots that like foraging and mental stimulation
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of picky eaters — Birds that are not picky may not touch the treats.
Durability & Care
Factors: Variety in taste
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 It should be penitence inside the bird cage to fresh the bird trust inside Bird.
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Do these treats really satisfy a bird’s natural foraging instinct?
Customer confirmed these treats satisfy a bird’s natural foraging instinct and also acts as an intellectual challenge.
Does the bird require acclimation for the first time tries?
Birds acclamize before getting attracted towards treats, for the first time Bird takes 3 days to get used to the treats.
Highlighted Reviews
"Bird owners know that birds are intelligent, natural foragers. Smakers Sticks offer a tasty treat that satisfies a bird’s natural instinct as well as an intellectual challenge."
"I am sorry to say my African Grey has not touched this product at all! She is not a picky eater so I am unsure why she will not eat it. I moved it into different areas of her cage.....placed it right by her food bowl....not one munch!"
Bottom Line
While the treat seems to be a hit with some birds, others may not find it appealing. If your bird is picky, it might be worth trying this challenge.