LAFEBER'S Classic Nutri-Berries Pet Bird Food, Made with Non-GMO and Human-Grade Ingredients, for Parrots, 3.25 lb

Have purchased the Nutri-Berries for many years. Sometimes at the bird store and mostly through Amazon. Product is great and most importantly, my AG loves them. I have been purchasing the 14 lb. box as it's more cost effective, but this last box had excessive crumble. 3 lbs. out of 14 lbs. So frustrating to throw hard earned money away as my bird will not touch the crumble.

My parrots love the treat.

This is another Lafeber product that we use to change up our African Grey's diet. Our prior success from using the Nutri-Berry formulas has helped us keep Socrates happy and healthy for about 20 years. It might have even changed her sex (just kidding) since she was sold to us as a male (hence the name) but has occasionally laid eggs for us. Evidently sexing Greys is not an easy or exact process. Thankfully she loves the Lafeber parrot foods in all the various offerings. She gets a healthy mix of veggies and fruits every day as well as periodic servings of some of the Nutri-Berry formulas during the day. Her favorite treat seems to be a long string of spaghetti, something that is tasty and proves challenging to eat. We often place the Nutri-Berries in various spots in her cage, using toys and small empty boxes to hide them. The berries are also a pretty good delivery system if we ever have to give her medicine. When she contracted a bacterial infection we were able to get the medicine into her by coating her berries with the prescribed amount of medicine. This may not work in extreme cases (please check with your vet) but it does avoid the stress and potential trauma of removing her from her cage and using a syringe to put the medicine in her beak. Feeling unwell can make your bird agitated and aggressive even if their normal personality is calm and accepting. Having an alternative way to avoid injury to your bird and/or yourself is important. Please remember that African Greys spend 90% of their time in the wild foraging for food. Since giving them food directly every day takes the mystery and effort out of sourcing their food, consider making it more interesting/challenging for her/him to seek it out. Hide their food in small paper bags, boxes or toys. Give them half of an apple to pick at and tear apart. Make sure that they have cardboard boxes or paper towel cylinders to shred. It's also beneficial to have a radio or TV on whenever you are not in the same room with them. In fact, for some reason, our Socrates speaks more often when we are in another room. Perhaps that is her signal that she wants us to come back.

We use these as a treat for my parrot. She absolutely loves them.

The best for my bird.

My macaw love them

My parakeet love them. I will have to purchase them in the very near future.

This little monster loves them..... I'm not so sure......

My African grey loves these tiny balls. As I counted there are 410 in the tub. Very glad I got it.

My cinnamon green cheeked conure loves these. He will go through his entire repertoire for one! Great for foraging activities as he will really work to get it. Nice and healthy too

My Amazon loves these.

My parrot really likes this. And it’s a good product. I get a week’s supply out and put it in a baggie and seal up the container and it stays fresh for at least a month...

My parrots love them they are awesome treats