If we look at the background history, we see that CéDé® emerged from a bird hobby. Thanks to close cooperation by and between nutrition experts, scientists and bird lovers, the value of CéDé products is always tested in the bird breeding sector. Read more

Variety in food is of great importance for the seed-eating bird. Birds live in an ever recurring cycle of rest, breeding and moulting periods. Their nutrition needs differ in each of these periods. Read more

All varieties of CéDé® egg food are composed on the basis of the unique CéDé® egg grain and contain glucose, fructose and saccharose as a light digestible source of energy for young birds. Read more

CéDé® egg food contains easily digestible sugars as a source of energy for young birds. Moistening the egg mix slightly with a little water will make the sugars dissolve in the liquid. Read more

Psittaciformes (grass parakeets, agapornids, neophemas, large parakeets and parrots) are in general less accustomed to ingesting egg food than canaries, for instance. The egg food can therefore be made more attractive in various ways to obtain a good inges… Read more

Some bird breeders use CéDé® egg food only as breeding feed for the young in the nest (coop) and then still for some time after the breeding period. The subsequent moulting of the birds however requires a varied diet. Read more