For the past two years, I've been feeding my bird Kiko these organic pellets, and I can honestly say it’s one of the best decisions I’ve made as a bird parent. My little Kiko absolutely loves it. It is her favourite dinner and she looks forward to this every day. Seeing her enjoy her food so much, while knowing it’s genuinely good for her, gives me a lot of peace of mind.

What really stands out to me is the care and thought that clearly goes into this product. The nutritional balance is well considered, and it shows in Kiko’s energy and overall wellbeing. Pellets are such a healthier alternative to an all-seed diet, and it’s reassuring to have a reliable option that prioritizes proper bird nutrition. Of course, I always make sure to give her fresh fruits and vegetables daily for her daytime meal.

In the Maldives, there is unfortunately still a common habit of feeding birds primarily seeds, without much awareness of their long-term health needs. That’s why I truly appreciate what this brand is doing. You’re not just selling bird food — you’re helping shift a mindset and raising the standard of care for pet birds in our community.

I’m truly thankful for the work and care you have put into creating something that prioritizes bird health and wellbeing. Kiko loves it, I trust it completely. Proud to support this brand. Kiko and I are definitely customers for life.

I've got Bimbi (a very eager convert) and Chuchu (the tsundere convert), both tiels, both boys, and both with very hearty appetites. They've been on Treats & Tweets pellets since I first found them. Chuchu only tried them very begrudgingly at first since he'd been on a seed diet for the first two years of his life before I adopted him, but he's five now and would actually choose a pellet over a sunflower seed, which is crazy.

Bimbi is three and was weaned onto a pellet and chop diet from the start, so he was easier to switch over to a different brand. He is a trooper and will eat anything I offer, but Treats & Tweets are evidently his favourite because he won’t eat other pellets anymore if he can help it.

The biggest difference I've noticed is with Chuchu. He's maintained a healthy weight and is overall much perkier than when he was on his seed diet. Both of them have gorgeous, sleek feathers and they chow down on the pellets like there’s no tomorrow.

It's good to know there's a local brand out here that I can rely on to give my birds a nutritious diet. I hope you reach more parronts and continue helping change people's attitudes about birds being “low-maintenance.” Wishing the best for you guys.