Bird Food, Supplements & Healthcare

Explore bird food, supplements and healthcare products at Paws & Tails™ India. This collection brings together ZuPreem bird foods, avian vitamin and calcium supplements, digestive-support products and selected healthcare listings. Choose each item according to your bird's species, life stage and individual needs rather than assuming every product suits every bird.

ZuPreem food for small, medium and large birds

Compare Natural Avian Pellet Diet, FruitBlend and True Harvest listings. The range includes foods labelled for small, medium, medium and large, or large birds, with different pack options. Check the exact product's species guidance, food size, ingredients and feeding directions before choosing. Pack weights vary between listings, so confirm the selected size rather than relying on a similar product name.

Avian vitamins, calcium and digestive support

Supplement listings include Assurem Avicare and Aviorra, Toss AVITOSS-M, Vetrina Vetrivit Avian and Vetrivit C, Venky's Vengro, Sihil Birds Need and Skyec Bird Plus. Setcal Exotic is listed separately as a calcium powder. Digestive-care options include Setgut Exotic and Versele-Laga Oropharma Oro-Digest intestinal conditioner. These products have different formulations and purposes; ask your avian veterinarian whether supplementation is appropriate alongside your bird's existing diet.

Distinguish supplements from medicines and sprays

The collection also contains Respocare Avian, Toxicure Avian, Setliv Exotic and Immuncare Exotic listings, Mitokill topical mite spray, Corise MENTIN-DUO syrup and Venky's Solutyl tylosin tartrate powder. They are not interchangeable daily nutritional products. Use medicines only under veterinary direction, and confirm the intended species, formulation, route and label precautions. A multi-species listing does not establish the same dose or suitability for birds, dogs and cats.

Do not combine supplements or apply a parasite-control spray without checking suitability and directions. Natural wording does not establish universal safety. If your bird has breathing difficulty, stops eating or becomes markedly inactive, seek prompt veterinary care rather than waiting for an order or relying on a supplement.