Treat2Eat Seed Bell for Budgies
Price comparison overview
We found 2 offers for Treat2Eat Seed Bell for Budgies from different online retailers.
Current prices range from £0.75 to £21.99, depending on the seller, delivery options, and ongoing promotions.
Although the product itself is the same, prices may vary due to stock levels, sales campaigns, or included services such as extended warranties or faster delivery.
Price comparison (2 stores)
| Store | Product | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|
 Wilko |
Treat2Eat Seed Bell for Budgies | £0.75 | View Offer |
 Back to the Pets |
JVP Budgie Seed Bells x27 - Default Title | £21.99 | View Offer |
About this product
The Treat2Eat Seed Bell for Budgies has a EAN-13 barcode (5000476140021) and is available from Wilko. We compare prices, discounts and availability.
Delicious Treats for Your Budgie
The Treat2Eat Seed Bell for Budgies is designed to provide a tasty and engaging treat for your feathered friend. Budgies enjoy pecking at seeds, and a seed bell can offer both nutrition and entertainment, helping to keep them active and stimulated.
Choosing the Right Treat for Your Bird
- Consider your budgie's dietary needs; ensure that treats complement their regular diet without overindulging.
- Look for products that are made with high-quality, natural ingredients to promote overall health.
- Think about the size of the treat; it should be manageable for your budgie to enjoy without creating a mess in their cage.
Common Questions About Seed Bells
- How often should I give my budgie treats? Treats should be given in moderation, ideally a few times a week, to maintain a balanced diet.
- Can I use this treat for other types of birds? While this product is specifically designed for budgies, other small birds may also enjoy it, but always check compatibility with their dietary needs.
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GTIN Details
This product uses a EAN barcode, the most common format used internationally in retail. The Global Trade Item Number (GTIN) is assigned by the brand to ensure the same product can be identified consistently across different stores. The barcode prefix is registered to an organisation in United Kingdom, which manages product identification for that region. This usually refers to an individual retail item.