Premium USDA Certified Organic Parrot Food: Marlene Mc'Cohen's Signature Blend Bird Seed and Pellet Mix by TOP's Review

my daughter's 10 week old parrot loves pellets! You can see her in her travel cage while she sits in her food bowl lol. It is the perfect combination of granules and seeds. To stay healthy, birds should not get more than 20% of their diet from seeds. She loves that everything is organic, unlike many other brands, with no corn ingredients. She also likes to watch Marlene's YouTube channel. 😊

Mixture of healthy grains, vegetables, legumes, but too many large pellets for my budgies. I put the product in a meat grinder to cut it into granules. Most of these large pellets are thrown out of the feeder, which strikes me as odd since they eat mini-TOPS pellets for small, hooked beaks. I feed my group mostly fresh vegetables, legumes, grains and sprouts and use this product to get them through the early mornings. One of the reasons I bought this product was its inclusion of milk thistle…

I gave 3 stars for the company I bought it from as the item arrived quickly and in good condition. But the birdseed itself is not bad. Either granules or the smallest seeds (it seems like millet which my yellow rider doesn't eat) or grains. I think it can be 8 large nuts in a 2lb sack that will break in half on its own, 4 nuts total. I didn't want anything very shabby for my bird, but I wanted variety and it just wasn't there. Too much millet and my groom doesn't like muesli. She doesn't really

Large parrot pellets were too big for my old little lemon cockatoo. I was told to take a size small. Pellets are the perfect size but they have too many seeds which my bird shouldn't have (vet said no seeds). the large size had fewer seeds. The little one has more sunflower seeds, including lots of millet seeds and pieces of hazelnut, which my bird shouldn't have. The large size has an almond that was more suitable for my cockatoo. I think I have to keep halving the large pellets so my bird…