SAMPLE Pack Bird Bites Freeze Dried Chop - An Apple a Day Blend by Bird Bites

Got a picky bird? Here is a sample of our epic freeze dried chop so you can see which flavors they like best. You will receive one small, single-serve sample pack.

Bird Bites Freeze Dried Chop -- Small Sample Pack - An Apple a Day-- epic freeze dried chop. May be served dry for birds who enjoy a yummy crunch, or spritzed with water for a delicious, fresh serving of fruits and vegetables in 30 seconds. No simmering, no soaking, no peeling or chopping needed. There is no hassle whatsoever!

🍏 Apple a Day 🍏 Our base fruit and veggie mix, plus sweet apples to entice even the pickiest birds in your flock.

Base fruit and veggie mix:

Carrots, squash, zucchini, kale, red, yellow and orange sweet peppers, cauliflower, broccoli, bananas, strawberries, apples, asparagus, beet, cucumber, corn, spinach, collards, cabbage.

Crude Protein: 11.6% Min, Crude Fat: 1.9% Min, Moisture: 8.1% Max, Crude Fiber: 5.5% Max.

What is freeze dried?

Awesome. That's what it is. How many of us WANT to give our bird the best possible diet but find ourselves short of time? Just like eating healthy ourselves, life gets in the way, we get it. Trust us, we definitely get it! Buuuut... now you can give your bird fresh vegetables with the convenience of simply scooping it out the same way you would pellets or seed.

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The freeze drying process is as close to feeding fresh as you can get. It preserves the freshness of the ingredients within and retains nearly 100% of nutrients. For comparison, some dehydrated food only retains around 60%. That's almost double the vitamins and minerals!

The produce in our chop is hand selected by us, and prepared by us. Only the freshest (no mushy, old stuff here!) fruits and veggies are chosen, washed, chopped and freeze dried in a clean, professional setting.

Is Bird Bites Organic? We source all fruits and vegetables from small-town local produce markets and farmer's markets where organic practices are standard, but not promised. We use "certified" organic produce whenever possible, but this certification is cost prohibitive for many mom and pop farms who don't believe in using pesticides.