USESThis year-round maintenance blend satisfies the dietary needs of healthy, non-breeding, and non-moulting birds, including Pionus, Amazons, cockatoos, macaws, and other medium to large parrots. The Pepper Lifetime formula can be introduced after a bird has undergone a 6-month dietary regimen on a High Potency formula, serving as a zesty alternative to the Adult Lifetime formula. Alternatively, it can be given as a treat or mixed with a High Potency diet to aid in the transition. It is also suitable for birds displaying clinical signs of papillomatosis. Storage: Harrison's Bird Foods are free from artificial preservatives. Once opened, a bag should be consumed within 8 weeks. To preserve freshness, store the food in the fridge or freezer. FEEDING DIRECTIONS Feed fresh food daily, avoiding the practice of "topping off." To minimize waste, provide distinct meals. Birds may eat to their heart's content, but if this is the primary diet rather than a treat, refer to the feeding guidelines below. Approximate feeding amounts of Pepper Lifetime Coarse (PLC) and additional foods: When feeding as the main part of the diet (can also be fed as a 'treat'): Pionus: 10 - 15g (1 - 1½ tbs) of PLC, ½ - 1 tsp additional foods Amazon: 15 - 30g (1½ - 3 tbs) of PLC, 1 - 2 tsp additional foods Eclectus: 15 - 30g (1½ - 3 tbs) of PLC, 1½ - 2 tsp additional foods Cockatoos (large): 15 - 30g (1½ - 5 tbs) of PLC, 2 - 3 tsp additional foods Macaws (large): 20 - 60g (2 - 6 tbs) of PLC, 2 - 4 tsp additional foods FEEDING OF ADDITIONAL ITEMS Harrison's products should constitute 75-80% by volume of your bird's diet. It is advised that 15-20% by volume of the overall diet should consist of high-quality, preferably organic, vegetables and fruits. Dark yellow, meaty, or dark green leafy options like sweet potatoes, carrots, pumpkin, winter squash, broccoli, parsley, spinach, mango, or papaya are highly beneficial. Additionally, it is suggested that 5% by volume of the overall diet should include premium quality, ideally organic, items that are rich in omega-3s. Examples are chia seeds, hemp seeds, flax seeds, or certain nuts. Refer to this article for further insights on the importance and advantages of including these items. It is not recommended to use vitamin supplements or other bird or animal supplementary products. [For birds suspected of having iron-storage disease: Avoid citrus fruits, tomatoes, kiwi, strawberries, and other foods rich in vitamin C. Also, refrain from grapes, currants, raisins, liver, red meat, egg yolk, or dark green vegetables like spinach, which may possess high iron levels.] COMPOSITION*Corn, *Hull-less Barley, *Toasted Soybeans, *Peas, *Lentils, *Peanut Kernels, *Sunflower Kernels, *Toasted Oat Groats, *Brown Rice, *Alfalfa, *Psyllium, *Red Pepper Powder, Calcium Carbonate, Bentonite, *Sea Kelp, Salt, *Algae Meal, *Sunflower Oil. * = CERTIFIED ORGANIC INGREDIENT Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamins: Vit A 2469 IU, Vit B1 1500 IU, Vit B2 1332 IU, Vit D3 154 IU, Vit E 56 IU, Vit B12 22mcg. Trace elements: Zinc Sulphate 7.4mg, Manganese Sulphate 2.5mg, Copper Sulphate 1.5mg. Analytical constituents: Crude Protein (min.) 15%, Crude Fat (min.) 5.5%, Crude Fibre (max.) 6.5%, Moisture (max.) 10%.

This year-round maintenance blend fulfills the dietary needs of healthy, non-breeding, non-moulting birds, including Pionus, Amazons, Cockatoos, Macaws, and other medium to large parrots. The Pepper Lifetime formula can be introduced after a bird has completed a six-month dietary program with a High Potency formula, serving as a zesty alternative to the Adult Lifetime formula. Alternatively, it can be provided to any bird as a treat or incorporated into a High Potency diet to aid in the transition. It is also suitable for birds exhibiting clinical signs of papillomatosis. Storage: Harrison's Bird Foods do not include artificial preservatives. Once opened, a bag of Harrison's should be consumed within 8 weeks. Keeping the food in the fridge or freezer helps preserve its freshness. FEEDING DIRECTIONSProvide fresh food daily, and avoid "topping off." To minimize waste, serve as separate meals. Birds may eat as much as they desire, but if fed as the primary diet instead of a treat, utilize the following recommendations as a guideline. Approximate feeding amounts of Pepper Lifetime Coarse (PLC) and additional foods:When given as the main diet (can also be used as a 'treat'): Pionus: 10 - 15g (1 - 1½ tbs) of PLC, ½ - 1 tsp additional foods Amazon: 15 - 30g (1½ - 3 tbs) of PLC, 1 - 2 tsp additional foods Eclectus: 15 - 30g (1½ - 3 tbs) of PLC, 1½ - 2 tsp additional foods Cockatoos (large): 15 - 30g (1½ - 5 tbs) of PLC, 2 - 3 tsp additional foods Macaws (large): 20 - 60g (2 - 6 tbs) of PLC, 2 - 4 tsp additional foods FEEDING OF ADDITIONAL ITEMSHarrison's products should constitute 75-80% by volume of your bird's diet. It is suggested that 15-20% by volume of the total diet should consist of high-quality, preferably organic, vegetables and fruits. Dark yellow, meaty, or dark green leafy options like sweet potatoes, carrots, pumpkin, winter squash, broccoli, parsley, spinach, mango, or papaya are the most beneficial. Additionally, it is recommended that 5% by volume of the overall diet includes high-quality, ideally organic, items that are rich in omega-3s. Examples include chia seeds, hemp seeds, flax seeds, or specific nuts. Refer to this article for more details on the importance and advantages of including these items. It is not advisable to supplement with vitamins or other bird or animal supplementary products.[For birds suspected of having iron-storage disease: Avoid citrus fruits, tomatoes, kiwi, strawberries, and other foods high in vitamin C. Refrain from feeding grapes, currants, raisins, liver, red meat, egg yolk, or dark green vegetables like spinach, which may contain elevated iron levels.] COMPOSITION*Corn, *Hull-less Barley, *Toasted Soybeans, *Peas, *Lentils, *Peanut Kernels, *Sunflower Kernels, *Toasted Oat Groats, *Brown Rice, *Alfalfa, *Psyllium, *Red Pepper Powder, Calcium Carbonate, Bentonite, *Sea Kelp, Salt, *Algae Meal, *Sunflower Oil.* = CERTIFIED ORGANIC INGREDIENT Nutritional additives per kg: Vitamins: Vit A 2469 IU, Vit B1 1500 IU, Vit B2 1332 IU, Vit D3 154 IU, Vit E 56 IU, Vit B12 22mcg. Trace elements: Zinc Sulphate 7.4mg, Manganese Sulphate 2.5mg, Copper Sulphate 1.5mg. Analytical constituents: Crude Protein (min.) 15%, Crude Fat (min.) 5.5%, Crude Fibre (max.) 6.5%, Moisture (max.) 10%.

XtraVital Parakeet Feed is a delicious and nutritionally balanced, premium-grade food that has been crafted in collaboration with nutritionists, veterinarians, and avian specialists. This formula features a mix of fruits, an assortment of seeds, and an egg supplement, providing a complete diet that ensures the ideal daily nutritional balance for parakeets. Additionally, XtraVital includes Echinacea, a natural extract that supports a robust immune system, aids in swift recovery from illness, and enhances the overall health and feather condition of your birds. Transitioning from your current feed to XtraVital can be done without a gradual changeover period.

This nutritious combination features dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage, all blended with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and infused with a generous amount of sunshine. This formula is ideal for transitioning your bird from its previous diet to Roudybush. It can also be fed to adult birds that are not currently laying eggs or nurturing chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will experience drier droppings compared to when they are on nectar. For birds that are habitual egg-layers or those prone to hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, it’s recommended to mix 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You can offer fresh fruit and vegetable treats as a small component of their overall diet.

This diet is ideal for transitioning your bird from its previous food to Roudybush. It should be provided to adult birds that are not currently laying eggs or nurturing chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this food will experience drier droppings compared to when they were on nectar. For birds that frequently lay eggs or those prone to hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, it is recommended to combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. Fresh fruits and vegetable treats can be offered as a small component of their diet.

Utilize this formula when transitioning your bird from its previous diet to Roudybush. Continue to provide this food to adult birds that are not currently laying eggs or nurturing chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will experience drier droppings compared to those on nectar. For birds that tend to lay eggs frequently or those at risk of hypocalcaemia (such as African Greys), combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance their calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You may offer fresh fruits and vegetables as a small part of their diet.

This nutritious mix features dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage, expertly combined with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and a generous touch of sunshine. Utilize this diet when transitioning your bird from its previous food to Roudybush. It is suitable for adult birds that are not currently laying eggs or nurturing chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will experience drier droppings compared to those on nectar. For birds that are habitual egg-layers or those prone to hypocalcaemia (like African Greys), consider blending 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance their calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You can offer fresh fruit and vegetable treats as a small addition to their diet.

Utilize this formula when transitioning your bird from its previous diet to Roudybush. Continue to provide it to adult birds that are not in the breeding stage or caring for chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will produce drier droppings compared to their nectar-based diet. For birds that frequently lay eggs or those prone to hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to ensure adequate calcium and vitamin D3. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You can offer fresh fruit and vegetable treats as a small addition to their meals.

Utilize this formula when transitioning your bird from its previous diet to Roudybush. You can continue to provide this feed to adult birds that are not nesting or raising chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will produce drier droppings compared to when they are on nectar. For birds that tend to lay eggs frequently or those susceptible to hypocalcaemia (such as African Greys), combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance the intake of calcium and vitamin D3. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You may offer fresh fruit and vegetable treats as a small part of their diet.

This nutritious mix features dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage, all blended with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and a generous helping of sunshine. It's perfect for transitioning your bird from its previous diet to Roudybush. Continue feeding this to adult birds that are not currently laying eggs or nurturing chicks. Lories and lorikeets that accept this diet will experience drier droppings compared to a nectar-based diet. For birds that are frequent egg layers or those prone to hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You can offer fresh fruit and vegetable treats as a small part of their overall diet.

Transition your bird to Roudybush using this specific diet. It is suitable for adult birds that are not currently laying eggs or nurturing chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will notice a decrease in moisture in their droppings compared to when they were on nectar. For those birds that frequently lay eggs or have a risk of hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, it’s advisable to combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid providing any extra vitamin or mineral supplements. Fresh fruit and vegetable treats can be offered as a small addition to their diet.

This nutritious mix features dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage, expertly blended with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and a generous amount of sunshine. This diet is ideal for transitioning your bird from its previous food to Roudybush. Continue providing this diet to adult birds that are not nesting or caring for chicks. Lories and lorikeets that adapt to this diet will experience drier droppings compared to their nectar-based diet. For birds that frequently lay eggs or those prone to hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, consider combining 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to increase their calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. You can offer fresh fruit and vegetable treats as a small part of their overall diet.

Free From Added Sugars And Dyes Completely Edible With Zero Animal Byproducts Formulated With Scientific Precision

A nutritious mix of dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage blended with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and a generous amount of sunshine. This diet is ideal for transitioning your bird from its previous food to Roudybush. It should be continued for adult birds that are not breeding or raising young. Lories and lorikeets that accept this diet will notice drier droppings compared to when they are on nectar. For birds that are frequent egg-layers or those prone to hypocalcaemia, such as African Greys, combine 2/3 Maintenance with 1/3 High-Energy Breeder to enhance their calcium and vitamin D3 intake. Avoid adding extra vitamin or mineral supplements. Fresh fruit and vegetable treats can be offered as a small portion of their diet.

Ingredients Ground Corn, Ground Wheat, Soybean Meal, Soybean Oil, Alfalfa, Calcium Carbonate, Dicalcium Phosphate, Salt, L-Lysine, DL-Methionine, L-Arginine, Niacin, Silicon Dioxide (Anti-Caking Agent), Citric Acid (Preservative), Mixed Tocopherols (Preservative), Vegetable Oil, Rosemary Extract, Alpha Tocopherol Acetate (Vitamin E Source), Ascorbic Acid, Manganese Sulfate, Yucca Schidigera Extract, Dried Yeast, Biotin, Calcium Pantothenate, Zinc Oxide, Riboflavin, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Vitamin A Acetate, Thiamine Mononitrate, Potassium Iodide, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Folic Acid, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Sodium Selenite, Propionic Acid (Preservative), Ammonium Hydroxide, Acetic Acid, Sorbic Acid (Preservative), Tartaric Acid, and Natural Apple Flavoring