Bird Chop Topper Kit featuring Sprouting Bird Seeds, Bird Greens, and OmegaGlow Seed Fusion for healthy bird nutrition.

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Bird Chop Topper Kit

$ 51.00 $ 57.97
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Benefits

  • Adds 26 whole, plant-based ingredients to your bird’s chop
  • Combines vegetables, greens, seeds and sprouts for easy dietary variety
  • Makes everyday bird chop more nutritious without complicated meal prep
  • Helps reduce produce waste while keeping fresh feeding simple

Great For
Parrot owners who want an easier way to add healthy variety to bird chop. The Bird Chop Topper Kit combines Bird Greens, OmegaGlow and Sprouting Seeds to add 26 plant-based ingredients to fresh or frozen veggie chop.

Chop Topper Kit for Parrots

Giving your bird plenty of variety sounds simple—until your refrigerator is full of half-used vegetables, specialty seeds and ingredients you bought for one batch of chop. Our Chop Topper Kit makes it easier with:

Three easy ways to add variety to your bird’s meals

  • Bird Greens — 2 oz
    Lightly sprinkle over chop to add 16 organic plant-based ingredients. About 60 servings: approximately 4½ months when served three times a week.
  • OmegaGlow — 2 oz
    About 60 servings: approximately 4½ months when served three times a week.
  • 12-Seed Sprouting Blend — 10 oz
    Sprout small batches for fresh meal variety. About 300 servings: approximately 23 months’ worth of servings when served three times a week.*

*Estimates are for one bird and vary by bird size and serving amount. Follow each product’s feeding, storage, and best-by instructions. Serving estimates do not indicate shelf life.

 

More variety. Less produce drawer chaos. Sprinkle greens or seeds over chop, then add freshly soaked or sprouted seeds when you want to change things up.

Three Easy Ways to Change Up the Bowl

Bird Greens adds 16 organic plant-based ingredients with one light sprinkle. OmegaGlow adds raw chia, flax and hemp hearts. Sprouting Seeds gives you a 12-seed blend that can be soaked for a few hours or sprouted for fresh texture and variety.

Rotate Instead of Making Chop Complicated

Your bird does not need the exact same bowl every day. Sprinkle Bird Greens today, add a little OmegaGlow tomorrow, toss in some fresh sprouts later in the week—or mix and match with whatever vegetables you already have on hand.

Because Nobody Needs 14 Half-Used Bags

Variety should not mean buying every seed, green and vegetable separately. This kit keeps dozens of plant-based ingredients within easy reach, so even a simple bowl of fresh vegetables can feel a little different throughout the week.

Made for Real-Life Bird Chop

Use the kit with homemade chop, frozen vegetables or whatever fresh bird-safe foods you already serve. There is no complicated recipe to follow and no need to make enormous batches. Start with your bird’s regular fresh foods, then use the toppers to add different ingredients, tastes and textures.

Great For: Bird owners who want to offer more whole-food variety without buying a refrigerator full of produce or turning every batch of chop into an afternoon project.
Woman preparing bird chop in a bright modern kitchen with UnRuffledRx Bird Greens, fresh vegetables, and a small green parrot on her shoulder. Woman preparing bird chop in a bright modern kitchen with UnRuffledRx Bird Greens, fresh vegetables, and a small green parrot on her shoulder.

26 plant-based ingredients without buying half the produce aisle.

Better Bird Chop. Way Less Work.

Start with 5–8 vegetables — frozen is absolutely fine — then add greens, seeds and sprouts for even more variety.

How To Use Chop Toppers

When the base foods are chopped small, birds are less able to pick out only their favorites. Then sprinkle on Bird Greens and OmegaGlow, and add soaked or sprouted seeds for even more variety.

Start With a Good Base

Use a veggie mix that makes chop easy to keep up with. Both frozen and freeze-dried vegetables retain plenty of nutrition, so either one can help you build a healthy bowl.

Chop Small & Top Off

When the base foods are chopped small, birds are less able to pick out only their favorites. Then sprinkle on Bird Greens and OmegaGlow, and add soaked or sprouted seeds for even more variety.

Enjoy The Glow!

By adding a wider variety of plant-based foods to your bird’s diet, you may notice brighter-looking feathers, more interest at mealtime, and better overall condition over time.

Featured FAQ's

Because variety matters, and this makes it easy. Our organic blend gives you a mix of seeds and legumes you can soak or sprout, then toss right into chop for fresh texture and something different in the bowl.

No fillers, no artificial additives, and no need to buy a bunch of separate seeds. Just rinse, soak or sprout, and serve.

The UnRuffledRx Chop Topper Kit is suitable for most weaned companion birds, including parrots, budgies, cockatiels, finches, canaries, and even backyard chickens. Just adjust the portion size and texture for the bird, and serve it as part of a balanced species-appropriate diet.

For finches and canaries, I’d emphasize very finely chopped food and light amounts of toppers. For chickens, it’s better positioned as a fresh-food topper/treat, not a replacement for complete layer or grower feed.

Serve UnRuffledRx Chop Toppers over fresh or frozen veggie chop, then rotate them so your bird gets something a little different each day. Sprinkle on Bird Greens one day, add OmegaGlow another, and mix in soaked or sprouted seeds when you have them ready.

The goal is variety without making feeding complicated. Keep the base simple, rotate the toppers, and make everyday meals a little surprise.

For help getting your bird comfortable with sprouts and other fresh foods, see our 3 Proven Methods for Diet Conversion booklet: Diet Conversion Guide.

Start by making it social. Put your bird on the kitchen counter near a small bowl of chop and tap your finger beside the food as if you’re interested in it too. Birds are naturally curious and often want to investigate what has your attention.

Praise any interest at first—even looking at the bowl, leaning toward it or taking one tiny taste. Don’t pressure your bird or expect a full meal right away. Keep portions small, offer chop regularly, and let curiosity do the work.

You can also sprinkle Bird Greens or OmegaGlow over familiar fresh foods to make the new mix feel less unfamiliar. With some birds, repeated exposure is what turns “What is that?” into “Where’s my chop?”

For the best freshness, store finished sprouts in the refrigerator. Refrigeration slows their growth and helps them stay fresh for about 3–5 days.

Keep sprouts in a clean sprouting jar with a mesh lid or another container that allows some airflow. A paper towel-lined container also works well because it helps absorb excess moisture. Avoid sealing wet sprouts tightly—too much trapped moisture encourages spoilage.

While your sprouts are still growing, rinse them twice a day, morning and evening, and drain them thoroughly after every rinse. They should stay moist, but they should never sit in standing water.

For birds, there’s no need to grow long sprouts. Serve them when the tiny tails are just beginning to emerge. They’re fresh, tender, and easy to mix into chop at this stage.

If you make more than your bird will eat at one meal, refrigerate the extra sprouts and use small portions over the next few days.

Most orders ship the same business day they’re placed. U.S. customers can typically expect delivery within 3–7 business days, depending on location and carrier service. Expedited shipping options are also available at checkout.