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Insect-based food

Insects and pâtés, animal protein for insect-eating birds

Not all birds live on seeds. Insect-eating species such as the robin, the blackbird or the thrush need animal protein that seeds cannot provide. Insect-based food answers precisely this need. At AnimalParadise, we offer worms, pâtés and enriched mixes to support these demanding birds.

Which birds need insect-based food?

Strict insectivores, such as the robin, wren, blackbird or thrush, rely on animal protein to stay healthy. Even mostly seed-eating species like tits enjoy insects in spring, when they feed their chicks. A food rich in insects ideally complements seeds to cover every need.

Mealworms, pâté or dried insects: how to choose?

Dried mealworms are convenient and much appreciated; it is advisable to rehydrate them in a little warm water, especially in spring for chicks. Ready-to-use insectivore pâtés suit aviary and garden birds alike. Insect-enriched mixes combine seeds and animal protein for a complete intake.

Our insect-based food range

  • Dried mealworms : a concentrated protein source, to rehydrate for better digestibility.
  • Insectivore pâtés : ready-to-use recipes for demanding fine-beaked birds.
  • Insect-enriched mixes : seeds and insects combined for both energy and protein.
The AnimalParadise expert tip: in spring, always rehydrate dried worms before offering them: given dry, they can be hard for chicks to swallow and may dehydrate growing young birds.

Give insect-eating birds a suitable diet with our insect-based range. AnimalParadise delivers quickly and carefully throughout Europe.

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