UnRuffledRx™ Bird Calcium Plus with Magnesium and D3, Dissolves Clear and Tasteless in Water, Supports Bone, Muscle, Feather and Egg Health, 45 Servings, Made in FDA-Registered USA Facility

We adopted Happy about a year ago, and shortly after looked into some supplements to boost his health. He had been through quite a lot and was plucking and low energy. So I tried this out (with one other vitamin powder for his food). I put this into his water and he doesnt mind it at all, so clearly the taste is not issue for him. It is barely visible once its in the water. It does not seem to have a scent which is a good thing. He has definitely perked up and his feather quality has improved as well. They do not seem to break so easily now. He is losing far fewer feathers. I just take a small pinch and add it to his water bowl each day when I do a water change. Very easy to do. As far as I can tell, it works. We are about a year into using it and though his feather regrowth is not miraculous, it is definitely getting there. He is thirty years old, so as is the case with most parrots, everything takes time and patience. I would say it is a good addition to his diet and routine though. Especially since he refuses to eat any fruits or veggies. Soooo picky.

I bought this for my birds and very happy with how much better their feathers look after just a few months. African grey parrots are susceptible to calcium deficiency so I wanted to be sure he was getting plenty of calcium. I also added a different uv light, so the combination is working well. The powder is super easy to add to their water and dissolves well and I didn't notice any scent. Definitely will keep using this product.

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good

Works Okay

Las aves ponen mas huevos....y se reproducen mejor

The product dissolves in water quickly as advertised but I have concerns about the accuracy of their labeling and the formula. The main concern with UnRuffledRx is a labeling inconsistency regarding magnesium. The Supplement Facts panel says the 2 mg of magnesium is “as magnesium taurinate,” while the ingredient list says “magnesium lactate.” Those are different magnesium compounds, so the label does not clearly establish which form is actually in the product. The claim of FDA registered and the country of origin as USA is more reassuring, however FDA does not approve pet products so the fact that this is registered isn’t a proof of quality. Due to the label discrepancy I will discontinue use of this.

I own an inside aviary inside my home. This is waaaaay to expensive for me to use for all the birds I have. I need to purchase by the bulk but not by this company.