Kaytee Forti-Diet Pro Health Honey Canary & Finch Treat Sticks
In a Nutshell
- Treat sticks highly attractive to small birds, like finches and canaries
- Size may be too large for smaller birds
- Offered at a reasonable price, though durability may be less as they are consumed faster
Quick Verdict
These treat sticks are generally well-received by small birds, with many owners reporting their birds enjoy them. However, there are some concerns about the size being too large for smaller birds and the durability of the treats.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Attractive to Birds (5)
Birds like canaries and finches find these treats appealing.
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Good Price (3)
Many users consider the price reasonable for the value offered.
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Keen Economy (2)
Reviewers find the price point of the sticks good and saying that there is measurable value.
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High Variety (1)
They are found good for most breeds of birds especially canaries, finches
Cons
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Size Issues (3) major
Some users report the size of the treats being too large for smaller birds.
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Durability Concerns (2) minor
Reviewers mention these treats are consumable relatively faster.
Who Is This For?
β Best For
- β’ Owners of small birds like finches and canaries β These birds find the treats appealing and enjoyable.
β Skip If
- β’ Owners of larger birds β The size of the treats may be too large for larger birds to consume easily.
- β’ Birds not accepting other edible sticks β These are deemed as not likely to be consumed.
Durability & Care
Factors: Size of the Bird, Bird Feeding and Eating Habits
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"My 3 y/o cockatiel is not very picky with seed sticks and they usually only last her a day. This one lasted 2, which was a nice surprise. Would recommend for any small bird breed, but if you have anything larger than a conure this probably won't last very long."
"My lovebird was afraid of it, so I broke it into pieces. He still was interested in it."
Bottom Line
These treat sticks are a good option for small birds, particularly finches and canaries. Just be aware of the size issues and the potential need to replace them frequently. Do thorough checks but overall it is a good treat for your small birds.