ZuPreem FruitBlend Flavor Pellets Bird Food: Perfect Daily Blend for Parrots and Conures (Multiple Sizes) - Made in USA for Caiques, African Greys, Senegals, Amazons, Eclectus, Small Cockatoos Review

Great food our parrots love it. I bought 2 large bags, one the size of a large bird and the other small (the size of a parrot for our 5 cockatiels). Food is involved with Indian flour moth, small foods are fine. So when we got it there were moth larvae in the big meal. We throw away about 1 pound of food. We should have had enough food for our big meal for a month. Birds SMH I'll look for another provider Is times we never had this problem.

I have a gray cat that is just over 10 years old and I usually buy her food from the local pet store. I started by buying this zupreem fruit bird seed from her vet and have been using it ever since. Just realized how much more I paid buying it from our local pet store instead of Revain. This is such a better deal, I usually buy smaller bags because we don't look at them that often, but the bear bag was the best deal I could find so it might have taken a little longer to look through. My bird…

My Sun Conure loves this food (except for the little orange balls which he often doesn't touch). I can't say anything about the taste except 4 stars because of the orange ball. He won't eat his "green soybeans" at all after switching to the Zupreem Medium Large Fruit Mix diet, so it should compare to the tried and true pellet diet our grandparents fed their pet birds, be pretty tasty. . The red boomerang-shaped pieces are especially fun for my bird when he wants attention - he flies quite a…

My sun parrot loves this food! For some reason he sorts the orange pieces and eats them last. I have no idea what he's thinking or why he's doing this - maybe the orange pieces aren't as tasty as the other colors, or maybe they're so unusual and tasty that he's saving them for dessert - who knows! I laugh every time I see a layer of oranges on his plate - he's there like a little bean counter, sorting out the universe and putting it back in order. Since my sun conure is quick to pick up this…

I recently switched my Senegal parrot (after 16 years) to pellets (his choice). We went to the pet store and I showed him all the different sizes and colors (I figured if he showed visual interest in them he'd be more likely to try to actually eat them) and he settled on ZuPreem FruitBlend. for medium/large birds. So we come home and I change his food, cold turkey. I braced myself for the inevitable naughty child who would become my parrot, but all I heard was a crunch. I look, and the bastard…

If I only had to rate it on my parrot opinion I would give it 2 stars because I cross my fingers every time I open a bag. It's rare for two batches to look or smell the same, and some smell almost rancid despite having 18 months to their expiration date. However, my birds prefer it to any other brand I've tried over the years. Of course there is, it has the highest sugar content. Brand mismatch scares me to death. They have had no recent recalls and my vet tech noticed the same issue. It should

We recently adopted a beautiful Revane who luckily was already on a pellet diet - she ate a mix of this food and Harrison's Pellets. We love supporting small businesses in our area, but this meal cost me about $12 for a small £1.5 bag, so getting £12 for $46 is a no-brainer! It keeps well - we just store it in an airtight glass container so I don't even think we need to freeze it. This is great food - my girlfriend loves the colors and seems to prefer this over Harrison's pellets. She gets…

ZuPreem offers a variety of bird seed pellets with colorful shapes and patterns that you won't find in some of the more expensive organic bird pellets. I prefer to give my birds the very best which is why I love organic pellets but they are all matte and just greenish brown and anyone who knows birds knows they love the colours, shapes and variety . Well, at least 25% of their diet consists of fresh fruits and vegetables, if not more. Pellets are an important part of their diet to ensure they…