Bucktons bird food
Bucktons is a long-established name in UK bird seed, and we stock a wide slice of the range — budgie, canary, parrot and dove mixes, plus pigeon conditioning feed and individual seeds such as hempseed and premium peanuts. It is a good starting point if you keep a caged or aviary bird and want a feed matched specifically to the species.
Ranges we stock
37 products

Bucktons Energy Balls
150 energy balls for garden birds, made with beef tallow and mixed seeds, made in the UK
£25.99

Bucktons Coconut Feeder
15 coconut-flavoured fat feeders for garden birds, made with beef tallow and mixed seed
£24.99

Bucktons Black Sunflower Seeds
A single-seed black sunflower straight for garden birds, not a mixed blend
£21.99


Bucktons Wild Bird Food
A 20kg all-year wild bird seed mix of wheat, maize, sunflower seeds and millet
£19.99

Bucktons Suet Pellets Fruit & Berry
Fruit and berry flavoured suet pellets for wild birds, in a 12.55kg all-year sack
£32.99

Bucktons Parrot Food with Spirulina
A varied seed mix for parrots, enriched with a spirulina pellet
£7.29

Bucktons Pouch Budgie
A 500G budgie seed blend with a Spirulina-enriched pellet added to the mix
£2.75

Bucktons Mix Suet Cakes
A 20-pack of mixed suet cakes for wild birds, in peanut, mealworm and berry flavours
£20.99

Bucktons Robin & Songbird
A 12.55KG wild bird seed blend with insects and berries, designed for robins and songbirds
£20.99

Bucktons Superior Suet Balls
Enriched suet balls with peanuts and sunflower seeds, feeding twice as fast
£27.99

Bucktons Premium Peanuts
Bulk premium peanuts for wild birds, described as rich in protein and high energy
£69.99



Bucktons Foreign Finch Food
A small-seed mix for foreign finches, easy for smaller beaks to manage
£5.99


Bucktons Elite Parrot Food
A varied parrot seed mix with a low sunflower content, for added feeding interest
£13.99

Bucktons VIP Mix
A seasonal pigeon feed mix for March to September, with maple peas and popcorn maize
£24.99

Bucktons Pigeon Young Bird
A young bird seed mix for racing pigeons, formulated for the March to September breeding season
£23.49


Bucktons Pigeon Conditioner
An all-year pigeon mix with aniseed oil, sometimes called the Trapping Mix
£26.49

Bucktons Pigeon Winter Economy Mix
An economical resting mix for pigeons over the moulting and winter period
£22.49


Bucktons Breed & Wean
A seasonal pigeon mix for January to April, formulated for breeding and weaning
£24.99
Browse all 37 Bucktons products
- Bucktons Dove Mix
- Bucktons 50/50 Budgie
- Bucktons Cockatiel & Lovebird
- Bucktons Parrot Seed No 1
- Bucktons Pigeons High Protein Economy
- Bucktons Small Parakeet
- Bucktons Wildbird Premium
- Bucktons Pigeon Pickstones
- Bucktons Medium Stripe Sunflowers
- Bucktons Budgie Tonic
- Bucktons Hempseed
- Millet Sprays Loose
- Bucktons No1 Parrot Food
What we stock
The Bucktons range we carry includes seed mixes for budgies, the 50/50 budgie blend, an elite parrot food, a dove mix, robin and songbird feed, and a pigeon conditioner, alongside single-ingredient options such as hempseed and premium peanuts that can be used to supplement a main mix. Having this many species-specific mixes in one brand makes it easier to match feed to bird rather than relying on one general mix for everything.
Because seed needs differ genuinely between species — a budgie and a parrot are not looking for the same blend — checking the pack matches the bird you actually keep matters more with seed than with many other pet products.
Several of the mixes, such as the elite parrot food and the robin and songbird feed, are aimed at a fairly specific set of birds, which is worth bearing in mind if you keep a mixed collection or feed a variety of visitors to a garden aviary.
Choosing the right Bucktons mix
If you keep budgies, the dedicated budgie or 50/50 budgie mixes are the sensible starting point rather than a generic cage-bird blend, and the same logic applies to the parrot and dove-specific mixes for those birds. The pigeon conditioner is aimed specifically at fanciers preparing birds for breeding or racing condition rather than a general pet bird.
Single ingredients like hempseed and peanuts are best used as a supplement to a proper mix rather than a main feed on their own, since a complete mix is balanced for a bird's full nutritional needs in a way a single seed is not.
If you are just starting out with a particular species, the dedicated mix for that bird is a more reliable starting point than trying to build a diet from individual seeds, and you can always add extras like hempseed once you know your bird is settled on its main feed.