Serinus White Breeding Diet
Complete maintenance food for white-breasted canaries that do not show red, orange, or yellow in their plumage (including recessive white canaries). Free from carotenoids and xanthophylls. The Serinus white breeding diet contains high levels of vitamin A. Indicated to be supplied during the reproductive period and to ornamental or singing animals.
The Serinus white breeding diet is designed to be fed as the sole diet. However, it can be used with seeds in mixed diets. It is advisable to supply leafy vegetables periodically in order to give variety to the diet.
Product highlights:
- It should be fed dry and in feeders with grids.
- Store in a cool and dry place.
- Daily consumption: approximately 3-4 g per day per bird.
Ingredients:
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FAQ
Can this diet be used as a sole food for canaries?
Yes, the Serinus white breeding diet is designed to be fed as the sole diet for white-breasted canaries.
Is this diet suitable for canaries that show red, orange, or yellow in their plumage?
No, this diet is intended for canaries that do not show red, orange, or yellow in their plumage, including recessive white canaries.
How should the diet be stored?
Store in a cool and dry place.
Gabrielle Fraser –
My white-breasted canary has been on this diet for three months. The feathers stay healthy and the bird sings well. No coloration issues, which is exactly what we wanted. I feed it daily in a grid feeder and mix in a small amount of spinach every week for variety.
Yvonne Taylor –
The diet is easy to prepare and the bird stays active. I noticed better feather condition compared to the previous seed mix. I keep it as the main diet and add leafy greens occasionally.
Christian MacDonald –
Perfect for our recessive white canary. No yellow or red pigmentation, as expected. The bird is healthy and vocal. I follow the recommended daily amount and store it in a dry cupboard.