Sikora bogatka przy dzwonku tłuszczowym z karmą dla ptaków zimą

Bird food for winter

Sunflower, fat balls and mixes for the feeder. Good energy for frosty days.

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photo: W. Łobodziński

For every pet

Winter bundles

All bundles

For parrots
Bundle for a budgerigar: food, sticks and sand
34,90 zł incl. VAT
Cheaper in the bundle by 2,80 zł
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For rodents and rabbits
Chinchilla food and dust: starter bundle
41,90 zł incl. VAT
Cheaper in the bundle by 2,72 zł
Add to basket
For rodents and rabbits
Starter kit for a rabbit: food, hay and treats in one bundle
59,90 zł incl. VAT
Cheaper in the bundle by 4,65 zł
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Winter bestsellers

Entire category

For wild birds
Nut treat
5,89 zł incl. VAT Add to basket
For wild birds
Fat balls
from 1,15 zł incl. VAT Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page
For wild birds
Doypack Nut Garden treat for birds 2kg
10,58 zł incl. VAT Add to basket
For wild birds
Sunflower for birds
from 8,93 zł incl. VAT Select options This product has multiple variants. The options may be chosen on the product page

Sójka przy karmniku z karmą tłuszczową dla ptaków zimą

Bird food for winter

Sunflower, fat balls and mixes for the feeder. Good energy for frosty days.

See the food

photo: W. Łobodziński

Questions about feeding birds

In short, based on the recommendations of OTOP and GDOŚ.

When should you start feeding birds?

There is no single date on the calendar, the weather decides. OTOP advises starting when snow falls and frost sets in, while GDOŚ warns against feeding too early. Once you begin feeding, keep it up regularly until the end of winter.

What to feed birds in winter?

Sunflower (hulled or in the husk), unsalted nuts, unsalted suet, fat balls without netting and seed mixes work best. The food must be dry and fresh, without mould.

What do tits eat?

Tits readily eat sunflower, unsalted suet and fat balls, which they like especially. Remove the plastic netting from the balls, because birds can get tangled in it.

Can you give birds bread?

No. OTOP strongly advises against bread: it has a lot of salt and carbohydrates and few nutrients, gives a false feeling of fullness and can lead to emaciation of birds.