Kaytee Spray Millet Reviews

MY BIRD HICH IS A COCKATIEL. IT'S A MALE. HIS NAME IS ALI. — HE ALSO CAN SAY FEW THINGS. I AM 75%ALONE. MY ROOMATE — WORKS. INEEDTO GET A CAR. I AM HOME MOST THE TIME. I TALK TO ALI. JUST IF I WAS TALKING TO SOMEONE. HE KEEPS ME GOING. HE — CAN BE SO FUNNY. HE LOVES CHEERIO'S. I TAKE HIM OUT OF HIS CAGE AT LEAST TWICEOR THREE TIMES ADAY. HE CALLS ME MARY COME HERE. PRETTY BOY HE SAY WHAT ARE YOUDOING. HE A VERY SMART ANIMAL. EVERYMORNING I SAY GOODMORNING ALI. THE THING HE LIKES IS AKISS COUPLE. I AM UNDERSTANDING WHAT HE WANTS. — THAT IS WHY I LOVE THIS BIRD VERY… read full review »

I STARTED BUYING THIS WHEN I GOT MY FIRST COCKATIEL. I WANTED TO HAND TAME A PARENT FED BIRD. — IT TOOK ONE WEEK AND SHE WAS IN LOVE WITH ME FOR MY MILLET. — THIS IS HIGH IN COLESTROL SO SHOULD ONLY BE USED AS A TREAT AND NOT AS A STABLE DIET. — I GIVE THIS TO THE PARENTS WHEN THEY ARE HATCHING THEIR CLUTCH SINCE THE LITTLE EXTRA CALORIES IS GOOD FOR THEM AND THEY CAN EAT WHILE SITTING. — I ALSO LAY IT OUT DURING THE FIRST 6-8 WEEKS WHILE THE BABIES ARE BEING FED. — IT HELPS IN WEANING SINCE THE BABIES LOVE IT AND ENCOURAGES THEM TO EAT ON THEIR OWN. — AS I… read full review »

     I have found this treat is a delicatessie for birds, All birds love it. I only had this treat only in their cage only thinkiking it was their food. If you don't watch it birds will only consume this treat. They love it. Yes it can be messy but what i learned to do is, buy a large bowl for your birds and cut the treat up and put it in a bowl and you don't have to worry about it being all outside of their cage. You can find treat holders, but myself, I would rather place their treat in a… read full review »

  I hang several a day - some whole ones on top by perch then break some in about 4 inch pieces with the ends exposed about 2 inches and put through the cage bars near floor of cage she is content to chew on them constantly. She is very spoiled for them and if finishes them screams for more (Love Birds scream very loudly if they want your attention (as small as they are) They also are very affectionate and love to be petted  but they do bite so keep yourh ands away from their… read full review »

This stuff will be all over the place, and the seeds are too small to pick up with anything but a high powered vaccuum.  The birds will eat it all immediately.  I sometimes worry that the leftover stick could poke them in the eye.  I once got a bird that flew away to fly back onto the cage by bringing the cage outside and putting millet on… read full review »

I have an African Grey and a Cockatiel and they both love this treat. Yes it can be messy but they love it so much it makes it worth cleaning up after them both. They both get excited when they see me getting it out! When I give them this millet spray as a treat they react almost like a child does when you give them candy or… read full review »

I like to give my bird millet and she eats it like it is candy. She can't get enough of it! I'm sure this product would be good for birds of all types, but my bird is a cockatiel. You shouldn't feed your bird a diet of seed alone though, and millet can not be used in place of food. Millet should be used as a treat and given… read full review »

MY birds that are finches love to eat kaytee spray millet . keytee spray millet is messy — but my fiches love the treats so much that i don't mind that it gets all over the place. — I feed my finches kaytee spray and the treats go as fast as their bird seads do.Is the — best treats. —… read full review »

I have 8 parakeets and the spray millet is their favorite treat. Now it is very messy but they love it. I have tried all kinds of other treats but they won't eat them. They only eat the spray millet. I think it's the best treat choice for parakeets.… read full review »