Brown's Tropical Carnival Calcium Coated & Honey Dipped Spray Millet Treats
In a Nutshell
- Birds either love or hate these treats.
- Thick coating could be a problem, especially for some birds.
- Quantity in the package could be a disappointment.
Quick Verdict
This product has received mixed feedback. Some birds seem to enjoy the treats, especially the calcium coating, while others find the quantity insufficient and the coating unappealing.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
Thick coating may cause birds to refuse the treat.
Prevention: Test with a small quantity first to see if your bird likes it.
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Calcium Benefits (1)
Some birds found the calcium coating beneficial.
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Pet Enjoyment (1)
Some birds showed enthusiasm for eating these treats.
Cons
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Thick Coating (2) major
The thick, hard coating was disliked by many birds.
Tip: Try mixing it with easier treats and see if bird likes it.
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Small Pack Size (2) major
The amount in the package was too small (5 or 6 little sprays).
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Bird owners with calcium-deficient birds — The calcium coating can be beneficial for birds needing extra calcium.
✗ Skip If
- • Birds that dislike thick coatings — The thick, hard outer coating may cause birds to reject these.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Do birds like the calcium coating?
Yes, certain birds like the calcium coating, but others dislike the thick, hard coating.
How is calcium useful to the birds.
Calcium helps in strengthen wings, strength the muscles, supports skeletal structure of birds and keeps the bones healthy in birds.
Highlighted Reviews
"She does love millet spray. She really enjoyed the covered millet! She got very excited when I opened the bag to give her more! Bonus is the calcium she needs!"
"Our parakeet refused to eat these, so I put them in our low bushes near our wild bird feeder. Despite below zero temps, the wild finches would not touch them. Browns is normally outstanding. Lemon tweeted that these were "yumpy.""
Bottom Line
This product may appeal to a select group of birds who like the calcium-coated treats, but others might reject it entirely. It's advisable to consider trying out a smaller batch or mix it with other treats.