Harrison's High Potency Coarse 1lb Organic Parrot Food Reviews

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Because birds can be intolerant of artificial pesticides, fertilisers and preservatives, Harrison's Bird Foods have developed the first and only 100% Organic bird food.
The ingredients are premium whole grains and are approved for human consumption.
High Potency is recommended for…
Birds being converted from a seed-based diet. Birds being converted from any other diet. Feed for a period of at least 6 months before transitioning to Harrison’s Adult Lifetime.
African Greys, Large Macaws as a year-round diet, due to their increased nutritional requirements.
Birds that are moulting, overweight, underweight, very active, housed in a cold climate, recovering from illness, affected by liver or kidney disease.
Birds that are weaning – feed for at least 6-9 months.
Birds that are breeding – Ideally feed for 2 months prior to the breeding period and until chicks are weaned, or for at least 6 months before resuming Harrison’s Adult Lifetime.
We would recommend a veterinary health check prior to changing your bird's diet.

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“I purchased this product for my african grey who is 2yrs old.He seemed a bit down in the dumps some times so I thought I would give this organic foood a try after searching which products to choose from. At first he just looked at it then after a couple of hours he decided to try it, since then he is straight into his pot for the pellets picking them up in his claw and nibbliing them.He now seems a lot brighter and I will continue to use this food.”

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Posted 14 years ago

“certainly worth it, expensive, but a complete parrot food that stops me worrying about my Congo African Grey's dietary requirements. She is only 16 weeks old and eating Harrisons really well, I'm proud of her!She doesn't eat fruit or veg, but has really taken to this, so at least I know she is getting a complete balanced diet. I do break it up into slightly smaller rough pieces with my rolling pin as its easier for her to handle at the moment like this. When the pieces are whole, she either drops it, throws it, or bites it in half and the other half shoots across the room! bless her, she's learning.”

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Posted 14 years ago

“This food was recomended to me by an avian vet. I have had my grey on it since before he could fly and he has had no health issues saving on vet bills. I also give him some fruit and veg every day along with the harrisons. Would highly recomend for a healthy happy bird.”

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Posted 14 years ago

“my parot ( gizmo ) loves this so much . when i mention harrisons to him he starts flapping and shouting ( yum yum )and he wont be quite untill i give him some ,”

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Posted 14 years ago

“I just love Harrisons bird food, some may think a little expensive but so worth it. Great for feather picking birds too, my CAG was nearly bald due to her feather picking behaviour and I was at my wits end, 6 to 12 months on Harrisons and she was back to full plumage. If you are having trouble converting your bird onto Harrisons then try the pepper lifetime course. My Macaw wouldnt accept the high potency initially , so I ordered the pepper one which he loves. This is by far the best diet in my opinion. But dont forget your fresh fruit and veg each day. We know how poor nutrition affects us , our babies are just the same.”

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Posted 14 years ago

“This was my second bag. The first my CAG wouldn't eat, I was changing her diet. I tried mixing it with warm water, egg, nuts, fruit or veg. I then tried the smaller grain but had the same problem. I wanted to perserver because I know how good they are. This time I purchased with birdie bread which my CAG loves & since eating that she has been eating her pellets too, so very happy.”

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Posted 14 years ago

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“After trying other pellet food that my african grey ignored I purchased harrisons. I soaked some in orange juice and bottled water for a couple of hours and offered it to him expecting him to turn his beak up at it.I was surprised when he buried his entire beak into it and wouldn't let me take the bowl away. He is now completely weaned onto harrisons.”