Harrison's Adult Lifetime Coarse 1lbUSDA Organic

Fast, fast. FAST turnaround, which pleases me immensely, as besides the Lupron running through my little bird's system, this food - and only this particular variety - is helping me help keep alive my darling.I thank this person (or persons) who is doing this so perfectly. I'm sure my little Mazi Wamukota (pronounced: MAH-zee WAH-moo-KOH-tah) would thank you if he could.

I have tried to feed pellets to my blue fronted amazon before with no success so I was a bit skeptical when purchasing this product. I was pleasantly surprised to see that he was eating it all. I bought this as an addition to his usual meals of fresh vegs/fruit and seeds.

My parrot loves it.

All my parrots love Harrison pellets. Thank you for your fast delivery

he has been eating this for decades after Dr. Harrison himself said it would help his health and it did

Must have for parrots

It's better than anything else on the market as far as I've researched, other than just feeding fresh foods. I feed my conure organic fruits and vegetables whenever I eat them, I've had him for almost a year now and since I made the switch to all organic I wanted to make the switch for him too. It has some good stuff but I don't like that is has synthetic vitamins, but it's still much better compared to other bird feed. I won't eat any synthetic vitamins myself and only eat ones derived from actual food, so anyone else aware of this might take it into consideration. He was angry at first when I gave it to him, I mixed some in with his regular food and he began making a funny screaming noise and tossing them out of his bowl. They are very hard, so I have to hammer them into smaller pieces to make him interested in them. Overall I know they are much better than the pet store seed I was giving him and he seems a lot more curious and happier since I started feeding him organic fruits and vegetables so I have a feeling this is going to add to that. It's also a really big bag, I can't get mine to press shut again so I just fold it and clip it and store it in the fridge.Edit:It's been a couple months and I don't have to hammer them down anymore, he just eats them. He seems to like them a lot. He throws them off his cage, I see him do it sometimes, and it took me until I saw him throw one off and have my dog come running to eat it off the floor to realize where the discarded ones were going lol. I'll keep buying these now that I know my conure is happy with them.

My bird love this food he is a bit stubborn sometimes because I give him variety but he always go back to this food