Finches are traditionally fed on small seed mixes containing ingredients such as canary seed, millet and niger seed. The exact blend depends on the species being kept, with British finches and foreign finches often requiring different feeding mixes to reflect their natural diets.
Many finch keepers choose a mix formulated for the species they keep, helping to provide a balanced everyday diet. British Finch and Foreign Finch mixes are both available, making it easier to select the most appropriate feed for your birds.
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British Finch suits common UK finches (goldfinch, greenfinch, chaffinch, siskin, redpoll) with familiar small seeds. Foreign Finch adds/exchanges seeds tailored to exotics—use it when you keep species with different preferences.
Nyjer is optional but excellent for goldfinches and siskins. Mix it in or run a separate nyjer tube (fine ports) to reduce waste and competition.
Yes—husk-free hearts are a clean energy boost many finches accept readily. Use in mesh/tray feeders and monitor intake to avoid excess waste.
Guide: 1–2 teaspoons per bird/day of dry seed, plus fresh water. Adjust to temperature, activity and body condition.
Offer dry eggfood in breeding, moulting or recovery for extra protein. Small portions alongside the usual seed; it isn’t a permanent daily staple.
Transition over 5–7 days: 75/25 → 50/50 → 25/75, watching appetite, droppings and weight.
Store cool, dry, airtight off the floor; use first-in, first-out. Refresh water/seed daily; clean feeders weekly (more often in damp weather).
48-hour UK delivery Mon–Fri on orders placed before 2 pm; delivery from £6 per 20 kg bag (location-based). No Saturday/Sunday/Bank Holiday deliveries. You can request preferred bag placement at checkout.