Avigrain

Avigrain Bird Seed, Grains and Poultry Feed

Avigrain is a well-known Australian bird seed and grain brand, making seed mixes and straight grains for parrots, budgies, finches, canaries, pigeons and poultry. At Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies, we stock a wide Avigrain range in sizes from 1kg up to bulk 20kg bags. Keep a single budgie, a full aviary or a backyard flock? There's an Avigrain bird seed or feed to match. You can buy Avigrain online for delivery across Australia, or pick it up in store. It's Australian-grown, clean seed that birds actually eat, at fair produce-store prices.

What Avigrain makes

Avigrain is a full seed range rather than one product. It covers Avigrain bird food for cage and aviary birds, straight grains for pigeons and poultry, and wild bird mixes for the backyard. That means one trusted brand feeds most of the birds on your place. The seed is cleaned and Australian-grown, so there's less dust and waste in the cage.

Avigrain seed mixes for parrots, budgies and finches

For cage and aviary birds, the seed mixes do the daily feeding. Avigrain Parrot Blue and Small Parrot Mix suit everything from budgies to rosellas and ringnecks, while Budgie Blue and the Budgie Green breeder mix keep budgerigars in top shape. Finch Blue is a solid finch food, and plain canary seed works as a base for canaries, finches and budgies alike. These Avigrain seed mix options are the easiest way to match feed to your bird.

Straight grains, millet and treat seeds

Beyond the mixes, Avigrain sells the straight seeds keepers add themselves. Jandowae white French millet is a favourite for finches and budgies, while grey sunflower and safflower make a good treat for parrots. Niger seed pulls in finches and small birds, and sorghum, wheat and corn round out the grains. Mixing your own ration is easy once you have the singles on hand.

Avigrain wild bird food and lorikeet feed

Want more birds in the yard? Avigrain Wild Bird Mix is a coarse wild bird seed that draws native and garden visitors. For nectar feeders, Avigrain Lori Dry is a complete lorikeet food that copies their natural diet without the mess of wet mixes. Scatter a little wild bird food in the morning and see who turns up. For a wider choice of feeds and brands, our Birds Feed range has more.

Avigrain poultry feed, scratch mix and grains

Backyard poultry keepers get plenty from Avigrain too. Avigrain Scratch Mix is a classic chicken scratch mix that keeps hens busy in the run, while feed wheat, whole corn and cracked corn work as energy grains for chooks and pigeons. These grains suit mixing your own ration or feeding as a treat. For complete layer pellets and mash, our Poultry Feed range fills the gap.

Avigrain pigeon mix and breeder seed

Pigeon and dove keepers aren't left out. Avigrain Pigeon Mix is a balanced pigeon feed for racing, homing and fancy birds, and the straight grains suit topping up a loft ration. Breeders often reach for the tonic and breeder mixes through the season. Good seed makes a real difference to condition and how well birds come into breeding.

Buy Avigrain in Bonnyrigg or Online Across Australia

You'll find us at 462 Elizabeth Dr, Bonnyrigg, in South-West Sydney, open seven days. Locals grab Avigrain in Bonnyrigg the same day, with free local delivery available on larger orders nearby. Further out? Buy Avigrain online and we'll ship across Australia. Shopping for more than birds? Our Cat & Dog Food range sits close by, so you can sort every pet in one trip.

Why choose Bonnyrigg Produce & Garden Supplies for Avigrain

We're a working produce and pet store, and Avigrain moves off our shelves fast, so the seed you buy is fresh, not sitting around for months. Bird breeders and poultry keepers shop with us every week, which means honest advice on which mix suits your birds and fair prices on bulk bags. We stock the range in sizes from 1kg through to 20kg, so you can try a small bag before committing to a big one. Keeping fish as well? Our Fish Food range rounds out the pets, so Sydney locals sort the lot in one stop.

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