Bird Food

Monsoon and Winter Bird Food Storage Tips

By CONGO· · 1 min read
Bird food stored in airtight containers

Damp air can spoil seeds and pellets. These bird food storage tips help during monsoon and winter. If food smells or looks off, do not feed it.

Why storage matters

Moisture can make food stale or mouldy. Good storage keeps food fresher for longer.

Airtight containers

Move food from the pack into a clean, dry, airtight container and seal it after each use.

Checking seed mix for dampness

Where to store

Choose a cool, dry shelf away from the stove, sink and windows.

Checking food before feeding

  • Look for clumps or dampness.
  • Smell for anything musty.
  • Discard any food that looks or smells off.
Small packs of bird food in a drawer

Small packs vs large packs

If you have one or two birds, a smaller pack may finish before it goes stale. CONGO seed mixes come in 900 gm and 1 kg packs. See bird food.

Frequently asked questions

Can I keep food in the fridge?

Usually a cool dry place is enough. Ask your vet if unsure.

How do I know food has spoiled?

Clumps, odd smell or visible mould are warning signs.

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