Discover a remarkable range of bird nutrition crafted by Tom Roudybush, a world - renowned avian nutrition expert after 17 years of in - depth research. This scientifically formulated premium bird food is a hit among most bird species, making it a breeze to transition your feathered friend to pellets. Whether you have a tiny Finch or a large Macaw, there's a perfect pellet size. Pellet sizes vary from small nibbles to very large ones. Some birds like smaller pellets, while others enjoy picking them up to nibble. This food is free from artificial colors, animal by - products, and sugar.
Key features:
- It's a complete diet, so you don't need to add extra vitamins or mineral supplements.
- Made with high - quality all - natural ingredients.
- No artificial colors, flavors, sugars, or animal by - products.
- A variety of pellet sizes to suit your bird perfectly!
Available Sizes:
- Nibles (44oz bag): Ideal for Finch, Canary, Parakeet/Budgerigar, Parrotlet.
- Crumble (44oz bag): Good for Cockatiel, Canary, Parakeet/Budgerigar, Parrotlet, Lovebird, Small Conure, Neophema, Meyer's.
- Mini (44oz bag): Suitable for Cockatiel, Conure, Lovebird, Parakeet/Budgerigar, Lovebird, Neophema, Meyer's, Caique, Ringneck, Senegal.
- Small (44oz bag or 10lb bag): Appropriate for Conure, Eclectus, African Grey, Dwarf Macaw, Small Cockatoo, Pionus, Conure, Senegal, Quaker, Lory, Rosella, Amazon.
- Medium (10lb bag): Right for Macaw, Cockatoo, Amazon.
Using Roudybush Premium Bird Maintenance Food is easy. Just fill your bird's food bowl with the appropriate pellet size for your bird species. Make sure to clean the food bowl regularly to keep the food fresh. If you're transitioning your bird from a different diet to these pellets, do it gradually over a few days. You can mix a small amount of the new pellets with the old food and increase the proportion of the new pellets each day.
Keep the food in a cool, dry place. Avoid storing it in areas with high humidity as this can cause the pellets to spoil. Check the expiration date on the bag and don't feed your bird any expired food. If you notice any changes in your bird's behavior or health after starting this food, consult a veterinarian.
