Different species have different feeding requirements, so choosing the right seed mix is an important part of keeping birds in good condition. Our range includes seed blends for budgies, canaries, finches, cockatiels, lovebirds and parrots, along with a selection of straight seeds for breeders and bird keepers who prefer to prepare their own mixes.
Packed at our County Durham mill, our aviary bird food has been supplied to bird keepers across the UK for over 40 years. Whether you’re feeding a single companion bird or managing a larger aviary, you’ll find mixes prepared for everyday feeding as well as breeding and conditioning.

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Rinse → soak 8–12 h → rinse and drain → sprout 12–24 h until tiny tails show. Rinse before feeding, offer small amounts, and discard anything that smells sour or feels warm/slimy. Clean equipment thoroughly.
Canaries do well on canary-based mixes; use the No Rape Seed option if preferred. Foreign finches prefer small seeds (millets, nyjer) in a fine-port tube.
Yes, but moderation is key. Use striped sunflower and peanuts as part of a varied diet (never salted/roasted). Watch body condition and adjust.
Budgie/Canary 1–2 tsp; Cockatiel/Lovebird 1.5–3 tbsp; Medium parrots 3–6 tbsp (including fresh foods). Always provide fresh water.
Offer a mineral block/cuttlebone for calcium. Insoluble grit is often used for finches/canaries; many parrots don’t require it routinely.
Transition over 5–7 days (75/25 → 50/50 → 25/75), monitoring droppings, appetite and weight.
Replace seed/water daily; wash bowls daily; wipe perches/trays several times per week. Increase frequency in warm weather.
Use appropriately sized ports, add seed catchers, and offer amounts birds clear in 1–2 days. Vacuum hulls regularly.