The Pets Company Natural Cuttlefish Bone for Birds | High Calcium Supplement | for Finches, Budgies, Cockatiels, Lovebirds, Conures, African Grey Parrots, Macaws, Cockatoos & All Pet Birds - 250 GMS

Features

• 100% Natural Calcium Source for Birds Rich in bioavailable calcium (~85%), cuttlefish bone supports strong bones, muscle function & nerve health, helping prevent calcium deficiency in pet birds. Derived from genuine cuttlefish, this bone is a superior, organic source of Calcium Carbonate and essential trace minerals. Unlike artificial mineral blocks made of plaster, it provides bioavailable nutrients for your birds skeletal health.
• Promotes Healthy Beak Maintenance Natural abrasive texture helps birds wear down and condition their beak, reducing overgrowth while encouraging natural chewing behavior. As your bird nibbles and scrapes, it gently wears down the beak, preventing overgrowth and keeping it sharp, clean, and properly shaped.
• Supports Egg Laying & Breeding Health Essential for egg-laying birds, promoting stronger eggshell formation and reducing risks like egg bindingideal for breeding parrots, finches & canaries. A must-have for female birds during the breeding season. High calcium intake is critical for the formation of strong, healthy eggshells and prevents life-threatening conditions like egg-binding.
• Enrichment & Natural Chewing Activity Acts as a mental stimulation toy, reducing boredom and stress while satisfying natural pecking instincts. Beyond nutrition, it serves as a natural toy. Pecking at the bone provides mental engagement and prevents boredom-related behaviors like feather plucking, encouraging your birds natural foraging instincts.
• 100% Natural, Safe & Chemical-Free Made from real cuttlefish bone collected from sea shores no additives, no artificial calcium blocks, ensuring a safe and species-appropriate supplement. Our cuttlebones are thoroughly cleaned, sun-dried, and processed without any artificial colors, preservatives, or GMOs. Suitable for all avian species, from small Finches and Canaries to large Macaws and African Greys.