Harrison's Adult Lifetime Coarse 1lb Organic Parrot Food Reviews

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This Harrison`s Adult Lifetime Coarse 1lb Organic Parrot Food is the world’s first 100% Organic bird food.
All ingredients are human-grade quality and premium whole grain.
Pionus, Amazons and similar sized Parrots that are non-breeding and healthy can use this food all year round.
Harrison’s advise speaking with a vet before changing your Parrot’s diet and to complete a dietary program of High Potency for 6 months first.

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“Have only recently introduced my YCA Hooch to Harrisons parrot pellets and this is his second pack..He really seems to like them!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Thanks for your review, we are happy you like this food.

Posted 2 years ago

“I feed my parrot a mix of the course chopped up with the Harrison’s fine. He has been on this food for over ten years and is nearing his 26th birthday so will carry on giving him this as his main food.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Thanks for your comments, we hope to continue to provide this food for your Parrot.

Posted 2 years ago

“Our parrot loves this food.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Thanks for your comments, it's nice they like this food.

Posted 2 years ago

“My Green Amazon thrives on it!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Thanks for your comments, we are pleased he likes this food.

Posted 2 years ago

“Hi - My Afrrican Grey is a rescue. His feet and legs were not fully formed due to calcium deficiency. We have beenr ecommended by the vet to put him on Harrisons. However, he cant hold food in his feet and only eats from a dish. Will these be ok for him or too big. Thanks”

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Posted 5 years ago

Thanks for your review. Sorry to hear about your Grey. This food will be suitable for him. Thanks.

Posted 5 years ago

“When I adopted my parrot, he had been eating seeds and was looking kind of dishevelled. After switching him over to these pellets his feathers, over the course of a few months, improved significantly, both in strength, color and luster. There is no doubt in my mind that he is much healthier this way, and as a nice bonus he is a lot more interested in training when his treats are different from his normal food. I would recommend anyone to try to switch their dry seed-eating parrots over to some kind of pellets, and Harrisons is a good brand to try.”

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Posted 5 years ago

Thanks for your feedback, we really appreciate it.

Posted 5 years ago

“Harrisons Lifetime seems to be based in corn but there is one big problem: the corn here is not completely grinded and is left in solid pointy and even sharpened pieces plastered into the pellet... which is a problem because a caged bird cannot digest at all these rocklike debris since in captivity they never care to use or even have the needed grit for this task so as a result my african grey had long painful digestions -you can clearly see them having cramps after they eat- that ended with pooping the corn slices stained in BLOOD... I tried the high potency coarce variation whichs seems to have much less solid debris but it is very VERY heavy with fats and the poor bird again had long difficult digestions so I was forced to change of brand even if this is high quality stuff. Moral of the tale: learn to properly grind your food Harrison if you even care -however my parrot loves the harrison power treats, but unfortunately it is not a maintenance food and again very heavy with fats-”

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Posted 6 years ago

Thanks for your feedback, it is very useful.

Posted 6 years ago

“I bought a packet hoping to ensure a good diet for my Yellow Naped Amazon who likes her fruit but not so many greens. The little madam refuses to eat them. I will persist in offering them to her in the hope she will accept them in her own good time.. Such a diva.”

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Posted 8 years ago

Thank you for your comments, it can take a while for Parrots to get used to new foods.You could try mixing it in with her current food gradually, at a ratio of 9:1, then increasing the ratio slowly, and see if that helps.

Posted 8 years ago