Wild Harvest Fruit Kabobs for All Birds, 6 Count, Made with Real Carrot, Cherry and Cranberry with Edible Skewer, 0.52 Ounce (Pack of 6)

Excellent quality. It is exactly what it says it is. My birds are not interested for some reason sadly though 😕

My bird enjoyed nibbling on these

I have a cockatiel, one that is not particularly bonded with the family (he was given to us by another family years ago and he only really has a loose bond with my son). The cockatiel loves millet sprays and those honey seed clusters but we wanted to try to get something more in his diet - like fruit. We thought the fruit sticks were a great idea. Admittedly they were very small, smaller than expected. And the fruit, especially the cranberries, fall off pretty easily. The first time we put it in the cage, he avoided that part of the cage where it was. We left it in there for about a week and a half before he felt comfortable exploring it. My guess is that the colors and shapes of the treat turn him off from it… after all, his previous treats were seed based for more than 5 years. So fruit treats must look pretty alien to him. Once he realized it was edible, he would peck at it once in a while, some fruits he seems to favor more than others as he would pluck them off the stick. Although the stick is chewable and edible, he does not seem interested in the stick and only goes for the fruit pieces. So many times we have found a bare stick in the cage with some fruit thrown in the bottom and some fruit missing (assumed eaten). Anyways, it’s tricky to get your bird interested in the treat, especially if he’s used to having seeds as a treat most of his life. I heard that birds don’t really have a sense of smell, so our cockatiel probably could not tell if it was food or a toy or what based off of the LOOKS of the treat. The reality is, we could have dried the fruit ourselves and fed it to him. I am giving this 3 stars because I feel it is a good way to introduce the idea of fruit to your bird. But not 5 stars because it is small, pricey, takes a while for the bird to be interested, and the edible stick is pretty much ignored.

Birds likes it.

My birds wouldn't eat these at all. I decided I didn't want them to go to waste so I gave them to the outside birds. They took them out of the feeder and dropped them on the deck.

The package itself looks great and the quality of the dried fruits seems nice too, however my birds just didn’t care for it at all. They didn’t even try a single bite. Not sure if it’s because the fruit kabobs were too tough, or if they just weren’t good in flavor. That was just my observation. I think these would be best for bigger birds. Ps: I have two male budgies.

I think my conure loves the stick more than the fruit on the stick. I order this on a monthly basis and I’m very happy my bird loves it.

Ridiculously small would not feed this to anything bigger than a cockatiel. The sticks that they're on are about the size of toothpicks.