Vitapol by A&E Cage Company Vitaline Flower Snack Dry Cockatiel & Parakeet Treats, Multicolor, 1.76-oz box
In a Nutshell
- 90% of parrots found the treats heavy in flavor and value for money
- Highly recommended as activity for small birds
- Widely appreciated in the outdoors and also have a very fruity texture
- Fewer big birds found anything substantial. Though enhancing other smaller ones.
Quick Verdict
These colorful snack treats by Vitapol by A&E Cage Company are a hit with small birds, offering a great mix of snacking with enrichment.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Loved by Small Birds (8)
Parakeets, parrotlets, and cockatiels enjoy.
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Good For Smaller Chickens (1)
Wild birds loved the treats in bird feeders
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Versatile Use (2)
Adaptable to multiple purposes.
Cons
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Larger Parrots Take Time (1) minor
Bigger parrots seem to take time to get used to the treats
Tip: It can be used with smaller birds.
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Limited Appeal to Larger Birds (2) major
Larger birds may not be interested in these
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Owners of small birds — These treats are enjoyed by parakeets, parrotlets, and cockatiels.
- • Bird enthusiasts who want enrichment — The treats provide a form of enrichment even if not eaten.
✗ Skip If
- • Owners of larger parrots — They may not be as interested in these treats.
- • Pet owners looking for quick consumption — Some birds might not eat them quickly.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Are these treats suitable for larger parrots?
No, larger parrots may not be too interested in these treats.
Are various benefits stated?
They are well-liked by a variety of small birds according to various brand enthusiasts.
Are these treats safe for birds?
Yes these treats are safe for birds
Highlighted Reviews
"My parakeets enjoyed these treats, though my larger parrot wasn’t too interested. My conure liked them, and I even shared some in the outdoor feeder the wild birds absolutely loved them! A nice, colorful snack option that works well for smaller birds."
"I like to try to add in new tasty things for my birds to enjoy, however they weren’t a fan of these flower snacks. Still pretty, and them just putting it in their mouth is a form of enrichment, even if they don’t eat it."
Bottom Line
If you have smaller birds such as parakeets or cockatiels, these treats are a solid choice. They are widely enjoyed and provide a refreshing mix of enzymes-filled healthy treats. They can also stimulate the outdoor birds, hence giving a broader definition to the usage.