Birds LOVE All Natural Garden Blend Bird Food for Parrots 2lb

Very little to no waste. My Grey loves it. A good balance of assorted foods.

I wish I could give this more stars 🌟 🤩. My birds (a cockatiel and a white wing dove I rescued who is handicapped and couldn't be released) love this more than ANY OTHER. It's very good quality-excellent in all truth! Very fresh and healthier because it has fruits and vegetables as well as good seeds in it. I mix mine with Harrison's pellet food 😋. My birds LOVE it! I was able to find a larger size bag which made me very happy. Only drawback is this can be difficult to find, and it's very expensive! For me and my babies it's worth every nickel! I highly recommend and appreciate this food-10 stars 🌟 🤩!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: Large assortment of good, quality ingredients. I mix it with several other products to keep my amazon eating new and different things all the time. Pricey, but worth it.

the quality is great and my birds love it. I wish it was more economical. Maybe a larger bag with a good price

I have 2 sun Conor’s they love to throw all the food out of their dishes. I noticed this is why they really seemed to like.

My picky 48 year old parrot absolutely loves this mix. Finally found a mixture he loves. Will definitely be ordering again

Our 30 year old African Gray loves this food. To say she's a picky eater is a gross understatement. During the pandemic prices and availability made this mix difficult to get from time to time so we bought a couple different "base" food brands/blends, Frankie hated them and I ended up throwing them away. Our girl is a bit spoiled, her commercial food is her "in the food bowl at all times food," but she gets 4 -1"x1" chunks of homemade bird bread every day (a recipe I developed over years of making other pre-packaged bird bread mixes and researching top shelf organic ingredients that would really supplement her diet). I make a big batch every 8 weeks (it's baked on a standard rimmed baking sheet then cut into 1x1 inch cubes and frozen in our deep freezer to preserve its freshness). It has 25 ingredients and I use Harrison's "fine" high potency pellets as the primary base ingredient. We flash freeze fresh leafy greens from our summer garden on a baking sheet then bag them up with a food saver and add 2 cups of the frozen greens--when fresh is not in season--minced in the food processor to the bread. She's never been a fan of "fresh" food. In 30 years we've tried everything, but outside of fresh zucchini, broccoli and strawberries from the garden and a blueberry or two she turns her beak up at everything else. She actually loves this mix and will sift through to the bottom of the bowl picking out her favorite things and tossing most of the dried fruit. It's pricey, but worth it for our finicky special silver girl.

My U2 is still warming up to this new food. It looks wonderful, smells great, love the ingreds, but he is taking a good while to decide if he likes it or not? I"m mixing it in very slowly in with his normal food, hoping to replace it because it clearly has been cheapened with parakeet sized food used as a filler and there is alot less of the large bird food in it.