Japanese Paddy Rice

Japanese Paddy Rice These are high-quality grains that are popular for feeding a variety of ornamental bird and poultry species. They are highly nutritious and rich in various nutrients, making them suitable for small to medium-sized birds.

• High in Carbohydrates: This is the main energy source that gives birds the strength to perform various activities.
• Good fats: Contains an appropriate level of healthy fats, which help nourish the coat,making it soft, shiny, and vibrant in color.
• Protein: Helps with growth and repairing muscle tissue.
• Dietary Fiber: Japanese paddy rice husks contain dietary fiber, which aids the digestive system and stimulates a bird's stomach function.

Vitamins & Minerals:

• Rich in vitamins such as thiamine (B1) and niacin (B3), which are essential for the nervous system and energy metabolism.
• Calcium and phosphorus support bone and skeletal structure.
• Iron and zinc contribute to the function of blood cells and the immune system
• Helps Sharpen the Beak: When a bird pecks and eats whole rice with the husk, it naturally helps to sharpen and strengthen its beak.

Helps with Digestion

• The husk gives the birds gizzard (stomach) a workout, helping grind food better.
• Provides fiber to keep the digestive system healthy and prevent constipation.

Keeps Birds Happy and Active

• Birds enjoy husking the rice, which keeps them busy and reduces stress.
• Helps prevent boredom and unwanted behaviors by giving them something fun to do.

Suitable for Many Types of Birds and Poultry

• Great for small to medium seed-eating birds like finches, canaries, sparrows, lovebirds, and budgies.
• Can be mixed into seed blends for larger parrots to add variety.
• Can be used to raise poultry, such as ornamental bantam chickens

Things to Watch Out For

• Don't feed only paddy rice - mix it with other seeds, vegetables, and fruits for balanced nutrition.
• Make sure its clean, dry, and free from mold.
• For small or young birds, check that they can husk it on their own.

Note : The packaging size is approximate.