Review on Organic USDA Certified Parrot Food Pellets for Hookbills - Non-GMO, Peanut Soy & Corn Free - Ideal for Small, Medium, and Large Parrots by Tammy Cooley

OMG! My bird actually eats them! It's a fucking miracle! It is natural for birds not to accept unfamiliar food as a survival strategy, so it can be expected that they will find it difficult to switch from seed to pellet food. You must be patient and resourceful. I have successfully transitioned all my birds but one is very unfavorable to each type of pellet. I have been trying to put my Barraband parrot on a pelleted diet for several months without success. I've tried Harrison's, Roudybush, Hagen and Zupreem but she just won't take them. I've tried bird bread conversion, puree conversion, wet, dry, small large. all the different methods that worked for my parrots and cockatiels and didn't work for her. Didn't want to try this brand because of the price. However, I decided I was out of options and gave it a try because she loves veggies and this one looks grassy and green. I'm so glad I did. Vulja! She really eats them! I mixed them into her regular puree and she preferred them to her favorite seeds. So, I'm a happy buyer! However, not a fan of the price. Although I will say it's cheaper than dealing with a vet bill stemming from a vitamin A deficient bird, I bit the bullet and paid a very high price. Penelope just has expensive tastes