🐦 Mazuri Small Bird Feed Review

I have the pickiest cockatiel, he only likes the yellow parts in ZooPreem and wastes everything else. He's crazy about that birdseed. Everything is the same color so you don't have to pick what he wants and waste the rest. I have full confidence in Mazuri branded food for my terrapins and cockatiels. I literally saw this diet in our city zoo.

Our 15 year old Cinnamon Green Cheek Conure has basically stopped eating Roudybush Pellets - I don't know why - the new packs don't seem to be the same as the ones that I have been ordering for years. Decided to try it and she loves it! She actually gargles when she eats them. Good size bag and fast shipping - what more can I say than your bird might love them as much as my darling!

It's hard to get a spoiled, picky parrot to accept pellets, so I'm still working on it. One option is to eat the food you want the parrot to eat before the bird. So it's a good thing that the granules taste acceptable to humans. However, curiosity will convince them to try them and freshness will convince them I'm sure.

My birds are absolutely NOT interested in these granules. Of course they have very little granular food, but they show no interest in it even if there is no "good" in their bowl. I have to say that they don't even have the same level of quality as other pellets (e.g. Roudybush). I will not buy again. I noticed at a tractor supply store that they sell Mazuri brand pellets for many varieties. Is that the new Purina?

Always on time with first class delivery, in great condition! I really like these little pellets, I get budgie size for my cockatiels. Initially it took me a few months to mix the pellets with her seeds to transition her to a healthy diet of pellets and seeds only for treats or snacks. This food contains everything they need for their main diet, as well as fresh vegetables and healthy carbohydrates twice a day. I buy them a few bags and keep them in the freezer. Packets will last as long as you

I have a Green Cheeks Hut that only likes granule feed (rainbow snake mix) and two parrots on kiti seed mix. My GCC is a bad boy and likes to sneak into the parrots cage and eat their food because he has a small addiction to sunflower seeds which causes my parrots to run to his cage and eat his pellets in revenge. I waited to finish the seed mix before switching to parrot pellets, but my GCC is acting like a little junkie, squirting seeds everywhere in search of its dose of sunflower seeds. So…