Kaytee Forti-Diet Pro Health Honey Pet Bird Treat Sticks For Parakeets, 2 Bars, 7 Ounce

Very easy to purchase and my birds love it.

My two parakeets love these sticks. They finished one stick every two days. it’s a great treat for my birds !

Parakeet squeaks with joy when she sees me pull a treat stick out. She love them. Perfect for extra snacks when traveling for short times away.

Looks like only two bars but there's four in each bag. Maybe says so in the description, but I didn't read it. My birds tear it up making me their favorite human.

I am on the fence with these. The seeds don't fall off like the treat sticks so that's a plus. They do have a weird smell to them. My birds went up to them, took a bite and haven't touched them since. I don't want to blame the product because I rescued my birds from a neglectful situation so they are not used to new things. Hopefully in time they will try it again

I LOVE TO GET THESE FOR MY PARAKEETS. THEY JUST LOVE THEM!! WHEN I RUN OUT, I ORDER MORE OF THEM!! I PLACE THEM RIGHT NEAR THEIR FOOD DISH. THEY MUNCH ON THEM EVERY DAY!! YOUR PARAKEETS WILL LOVE THEM, JUST LIKE MINE!! I'M VERY HAPPY WITH THIS PRODUCT, AND WILL CONTINUE TO BUY IT!!

My bird loves these. We call it bird candy. He will, however, shun his food in favor of these treats, so even though they have cheap plastic hangers to put them in the cage, we don't let him have them full time. He will literally eat an entire one in a day and shun his pellet food (and pellet food is so much healthier for a pet bird than seed).That said, he does like them a lot and they make a fantastic treat or reward after a tough training session with the bird. If your bird doesn't go as gaga over them as mine, you can probably leave them in the cage all the time. When I had my cockatiel, for twenty-two years, he loved these too, but he'd only eat a little at a time.Budgies will tear these up too--but they are bigger than the budgie is! Still, they are small enough to fit in even smallish cages and the cheap plastic hangers are really the only downside to them. Some birds will tear them off the cage and toss them on the floor of the cage, and the cheap hangers make that easy for them to do.

Exactly as described.