10 DIY Treats Your Lovebird Will LOVE (With Pictures)

Your lovebirds probably get tired of the same old bird feed and pellets in their bowls. Every now and then, it’s nice to spruce things up with a new item on the menu. If you’re feeling crafty and creative, get into the kitchen to try out one of these fabulous DIY treats.

Just keep in mind that none of these treats are a meal replacement, and you should portion them correctly. With that in mind, let’s explore together.

The 10 DIY Treats Your Lovebird Will Love

1. Easiest Lovebird Treats

Roasted Pumpkin Seed Treat for Lovebirds

Roasted pumpkin seeds are a healthy treat for your lovebirds. In under 10 minutes, you can have a tasty snack that won't disrupt your bird's diet or hurt your wallet. You and your lovebirds will love this recipe!

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Prep Time 2 mins

Cook Time 8 mins

Total Time 10 mins

Equipment

• Baking sheet

Ingredients

  

• 2 cups pumpkin seeds rinsed & dried
• 1 teaspoon vegetable oil

Instructions

 

• Preheat your oven to 375 F.
• Lightly oil a baking sheet with vegetable oil.
• Spread your rinsed and dried pumpkin seeds in a single layer on the sheet.
• Bake for 8 minutes, stirring once, until the seeds are lightly browned and crispy.

You just need the following ingredients:

Once you mix the basics, you can allow them to set up before serving.

3. Microwave Birdy Bread Cones

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These simple microwaveable bread cones are ideal snacks for the lovebirds in your life—unless, of course, they’re a little picky. This special treat is for occasional eating only, so don’t let their begging increase their dietary limits.

Gather these ingredients ahead of time:

The total prep time for this snack is 10 minutes. Then, it’s ready to eat (once it cools, of course). Once you whip up all the ingredients, you microwave for 30 seconds.

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Here are the ingredients you need:

After a few seconds in the microwave and some time to cool down—viola. You have birdie bars to keep for days.

5. Sweet Potato Muffins

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Your lovebirds will love these tasty sweet potato muffins. This recipe does take both patience and many ingredients, so you might want to write out your grocery list first. But the outcome will make your birdies’ taste buds tingle.

Here’s what you need to get started:

Just bake and serve.

6. A Cultivated Nest—Easy to Make 3-Ingredient DIY Suet Cakes

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These bird snacks by A Cultivated Nest are incredibly easy to make and only require three simple ingredients. You can whip it up in no time without having to run to the store for more items or fiddle with lengthy recipes.

All you will need is:

This snack is so easy—and you probably have all three items at home.

7. The Neighborhood Moms—Easy No-Bake Bird Feeders

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These cute little snacks are perfect if you want to give your bird a scrumptious bite, but get creative, too. Plus, you can even hang a few outside for your neighborhood birdies to munch on—if you’re feeling generous.

You will need:

You can make these heart-shaped creations in no time.

8. How To Make Your Own Birdie Suet Cakes

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Birdseed cakes, anyone? This recipe will make four bird cakes for your lovebird to enjoy. They last quite a while, so your lovebirds can enjoy it as they please.

Here’s what you need to gather up:

You can hang these cakes up in the cake for casual picking.

9. Natural Beach Living—How to Make the Best Birdseed Ornaments

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What bird doesn’t like stuffed apple surprises? These adorable snacks are cute, crafty, and tasty. Just take a little fruit and birdseed to whip up an eye-catching edible for your lovebird friends.

All you need is:

You can tie it up from the top of the cage so they can all enjoy it.

10. All Pets Education & Training Homemade Bird Treats

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These lovebird-approved treats are a hot menu item. Of course, because of the high sugar content, you should feed these sticky snacks occasionally. But your lovebird will be sure to appreciate the variety of flavors.

For this recipe, you will need:

A few minutes in the oven to crisp—and it’s all ready to eat.

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Conclusion

So, there you have it. Now you have various snack ideas for weeks to come—but make sure to watch portions. You can test out a few to see which ones your lovebirds enjoy the most. If you explore more recipe options, just make sure the ingredients are safe for your birdie friends.

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