TOP's Parrot FoodPellets Hookbills, Small, Medium, Large Birds - Non-GMO, Peanut Soy & Corn Free, USDA Organic Certified - 1 lb / 453 g

Lily is a picky eater. That’s putting it mildly. She flings everything out of the seed mix except sunflower seeds and cashews. I never had success with pellets until today! I selected these because they crumble and she likes that texture.She loved it! She even ate the crumbs that fell onto the collection tray, which she doesn’t even do with the cashews!I recommend these pellets because it has the nutrients needed for these type of cockatoos.Lily is a Bare Eyed Cockatoo- 5yrs old.

Great nutrition and crunchiness

The service was great and the product looks great, however my picky 35 year old Blue Crown Conure won’t eat it. The wild birds loved it. 👏

My Gray like others are extremely picky and messy eaters. He actually eats some of these. I add them to his vegetables and he will eat some of these.I chose this brand of pellets because of the ingredients. There are no fillers like corn, artificial colors, sweeteners ect. Just plain good and healthy ingredients. A little pricy but worth it. The pellets do go a long ways. I use a couple of small teaspoons at a time.Just read the ingredients on the package or in the ad page on Amazon and you will see why I picked these pellets. Much better than other brands.

So far 2 out of 3 of my large parrots are eating this. Not a lot of waste so far. It smells quite a lot like alfalfa, which is high in protein.

I've been trying to find a parrot pellet to replace one that had been discontinued by Lafeber's. This is the second type of pellet I've tried giving my African Grays. The Top's brand has a very strong smell of alfalfa and they definitely gave it two thumbs down.I'm using Lafeber's Nutra-Berries but there is so much waste with it.

This item is great. My African grey loves these pellets. They are very fresh, and the price wasn’t bad at all. Excellent product and price.

So I didn't know what size to get initially bc this is listed for large parrots, but my senegal likes to hold her food to eat it, and the small (really medium in the line I think) seemed possibly too small to do that for her. This was for sure a good decision.To preface, my bird may be the grumpiest bird I have ever seen in my life whose #1 pastime is ruining my life and laughing about it (its more of an evil cackle honestly). She is incredibly picky on another level, and its been harrowing trying to switch her to a healthier pellet over the years from the rainbow zupreem she's been eating since weaning 9 years ago. Recently though, I was looking over zupreems ingredient list, and its literally corn, soy meal, and freaking sugar!!! Why is sugar even an ingredient in there???? Anyways my senegal, who once stole a bite of my yogurt 7 years ago, and has since decided I am trying to poison her with new foods, watched me put some Tops into her breakfast bowl the morning we got it, proceeded to scream complain at me about it/growl, but then ate every tops pellet and not a single zupreem. I literally cannot believe it. It can take months to get her to take a single tongue lick of a new food and she just ate this stuff immediately and has had it for breakfast and dinner since (about 3 meals so far).I'm just in shock... I tried to give this hell spawn Harrisons for years on advice of seemingly all bird people and she refused to eat it opting at points to go on food strikes instead of just trying a new pellet for literal survival... I once watched her pick a turd off a perch instead of tasting a single Harrisons pellet again. These Tops pellets smell really good too which makes me wonder if that in part had to do with her trying it immediately. I also made sure to tell her NOT to touch them to ensure she would at least go near them in an effort to annoy me (definitely worked, she ate them while staring at me).I did put most of them into a zip lock to put in the freezer to keep fresh.... this pellet is unbelievably promising. If you also own a spawn of hell, this pellet is really worth giving a shot. I don't know if this will help her hateful personality, but I do think it's likely to keep her screaming at me for years to come. The best advice I ever got, albeit later than I'd like to admit, was looking at the ingredient list on my birds pellets, and if your bird eats rainbow zupreem, wow that stuff is trash, but apparently tops is more tasty thank God! My bird also eats too many nutriberries for treats than I should probably be giving her, and I now believe this is contributing to very hormonal behaviour based on what I've researched lately and heard from countless bird owners, so we are attempting to overhaul her entire diet for something much healthier and mood stabalizing. I've heard so many good things about people switching diets to a Tops and veggies only diet who have hormonal, feather plucking, and even egg laying birds. My senegal ate all of her Tops so fast this morning, she had an extra 10 minutes more to do the smoke alarm at real volume, so I am incredibly optimistic about new diet changes for the first time ever after countless attempts.Photos are of 1. the bane of my existence who is runt sized compared to standard Senegals, and 2. the large pellets in my hand for scale next to the African Grey sized rainbow zupreem pellets. Also 3. Tops in a zip lock (most of the 1lb bag I purchased to try fits in a ziplock sandwich bag. I have ab 2/3 cup or so left in original bag).