Eternal Feathers Organic Parrot Tea

Our organic Eternal Feathers blend tea is not only good for the body but also the mind of your pet bird. This delicious parrot tea blend includes leaves and flowers that are rich in minerals and vitamins.

The organic tea contains tasty flavours such as Chamomile, which is known for its shooting and anti-inflammatory properties and Calendula flower being great for the skin which is a great addition to your bird’s daily dietary regimen to help improve feathers quality. Great for birds with feather destructive issues. Herbs are suitable for small or large beaks. Replace their bath water with tea or simply spray/mist their feathers with it. This is beneficial to those birds with skin irritations.

The secret powers of our avian herbal teas lay not just within the ingredients themselves but in the unique formula that was formulated by Dr. Jason Crean MS Bio, EdD degreed biologist, certified avian specialist, and its specific proportion of each herb that helps to target different body functions.

Composition: Chamomile Flower, Calendula Flower, Rooibos Leaf, Lavender Angustifolia Flower, Ginger Root

 5 ways to serve avian herbal tea:

1. Hot or cold brewed tea - with or without the herbs in.
2. Add dry or brewed herbs directly into your birds' fresh veggie chop daily.
3. Add dry herbs into your birds' seed mix for the enrichment and encourage foraging.
4. Add the dry herbs into suitable foraging toys.
5. During hot summer days, you can turn the tea into an ice lolly.

Made from high-quality organic human-grade ingredients. We use third party Soil Association certified organic herbs.

Store in a cool and dry place, away from direct sunlight. Caffeine-free. Please read our safety tips before offering any tea to your pet bird. Complementary parrot food. Remember, this product is not a replacement for water. This is a pet product which is not intended to be used for human consumption. Many of the herbs we use have well-documented medicinal properties but it is up to you, the buyer, to make your own sensible investigations into remedial use if you wish to use any for these purposes. Always consult with your veterinarian if your bird is on any medication before offering it to your pet bird.