Sunburst® Soak n' Sprout Sprouting Seeds with Quinoa

Give your small bird a nutritious reward of fresh food, the very stuff she'd seek in the wild. Sprouted seeds are live foods that offer the nutritional value of the grown plant, but concentrated into a tiny package birds naturally seek. Seed sprouts are a revolutionary, yet easy way to give your bird vegetables that are essential for good health. Sprouts are a much better nutritional choice than processed foods, because they also contain natural digestive enzymes that help birds break down food. Ideal for canaries, finches, parakeets, and cockatiels.

Sunburst Soak n' Sprout blend with quinoa offers your bird nutritious seeds like safflower, buckwheat, canary, mung bean and more. The sprouting is easy and takes just up to 72 hours; directions are provided on the package. Sprouts can be stored up to 7 days in the refrigerator.

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Ingredients: Canola, Safflower, White Millet, Wheat, Oil Sunflower, Buckwheat, Quinoa, Mung Beans, Soybeans, Alsika, Sweet Clover.

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Feeding Instructions
Empty contents of package (or smaller amount, if you wish) into a cup or bowl and do not discard package. Fill bowl with fresh water until seeds are covered in water. Let sit at room temperatures for 24 hours. Rinse and drain seeds in a colander and let stand overnight. Repeat this daily process until sprouts appear, usually between 48 to 72 hours. Place sprouted seeds back in original package, seal and place in your refrigerator. You may also place spouted seeds into any plastic bag that seals. Sprouted seeds may be stored refrigerated up to 7 days. Sprouts are an excellent source of amino acids, vitamins and minerals for all birds.
Sprouts can be fed in a separate treat dish or mixed with your pet's daily food. Discard any unused portion before feeding again. Feed treats to not exceed 20% of your pet bird's total daily food consumption. This helps to ensure that your pet is receiving the required nutrients from its regular, fortified food.