🐦 LAFEBER's Premium Daily Diet Pellets Pet Bird Food, Non-GMO & Human-Grade Ingredients, Canaries 1.25 lbs Review

Sorry but my canary or diamond dove will not eat this product. I tried cutting it into smaller pieces for them to eat, but I still didn't eat it.

My canary hasn't taken root yet, but my parrot likes it. I would like a smaller sample pack as I fear it will become obsolete before it runs out.

The best feed produces the best feathers, a sure sign of good health. Our canary eats Lafeber Premium Pellets, lettuce and many other types of vegetables, some fruit once a week and sometimes unsalted nuts. NO SEEDS!

My new little canary was fed these pellets when I picked him. Now that he's home I mix regular canary food with pellets and he takes those first. He knows what he likes and I especially like less clutter because I don't find it thrown on the floor.

Good product for my canaries. they slowly eat more and more. If your canaries aren't used to pellets, be prepared for them to drop them on the floor! But over time I see that they eat more and more. But it's hard for me to say because I still mix it with seeds.

My Peeps loves this brand although wish they came in smaller kibble as some pieces are nearly as long as his beak! Because of this, he just dumps them and I feel like sometimes I throw away more than I should. Otherwise I would give full 5 stars :(

I rarely write reviews but these canary pellets were a hit with my 3 year old canary. He seemed lucky enough and sang whenever he wanted, but about three weeks after introducing her to his filth, he started singing to beat the group and hasn't stopped since. I wish it were, to be honest. But he's obviously feeling great and singing about it, so that's cool too. After emptying the first one pound container, I returned for a five pound container. We will continue to use!

I love Lafeber's for the Canary Islands! I began rehabilitating blue jays with special needs 20 years ago and offered them this food as part of their daily diet from day one. My birds are not allowed to be released into the wild as they are blind in one eye and suffering from arthritis. Nobody can believe it but two of my first four birds are still alive and in their twenties. They receive excellent care but I believe the nutrients in this food are key to their longevity and have contributed to