Parrot Herbal Tea for Daily Bird Hydration, Gentle Variety, and Easy Serving in Every Routine

Make your parrot’s water routine more inviting with a warm, herb-based tea that can be served as a drink, blended into food, or used as a light mist. The carefully selected botanical mix brings variety to everyday care while fitting naturally into established feeding routines.

Suitable for parrots from Budgies to Macaws, this tea gives pet parents flexible ways to add herbal variety without changing the rest of a bird’s routine.

Key Features

• The blend contains all-natural, human-grade herbs, giving pet parents a straightforward botanical option for adding variety to a parrot’s daily care.
• Chamomile, jasmine, ginger root, rose hips, hibiscus, oregano leaf, and elderberries create the listed herbal mixture, with calming and anti-inflammatory properties described for the tea.
• Serve it as a water-based drink after steeping, or use it in Bird Street Bistro food blends and sprinkle dry leaves over parrot food for flexible mealtime use.
• A light spray application is also supported, allowing the tea to be misted topically when that suits your bird-care routine.
• The tea is suitable for all parrot species from Budgies to Macaws, so one preparation can fit a multi-parrot household.

Specifications

• Preparation: Steep 2 teaspoons of tea in 16 ounces (2 cups) of hot water for 10 minutes.
• Serving temperature: Cool to room temperature before serving to birds.
• Introduction: Tea may need to be diluted when first introduced to your bird.
• Water-bowl care: Remove the tea bowl within 24 hours.
• Storage: Refrigerate for up to 7 days or freeze for up to a month.
• Dry-food use: Sprinkle 1/2 teaspoon of dry leaf tea onto parrot food.
• Ingredients: Ginger Root, Rose Hips, Hibiscus Flower, Oregano Leaf, Elderberries, Chamomile Whole, Jasmine Flower.
• Species compatibility: Safe for all parrot species from Budgies to Macaws.
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Prepare a fresh portion, let it cool fully, and watch how your bird responds as you introduce the flavor. Keep chilled tea within the stated storage window, dilute it if needed for first servings, and remove any tea left in the water bowl after 24 hours. Statements have not been evaluated by the FDA.