Hi Catherine
Got the food today. I like the Goldenfeast, but I think some of the bulky items I may need to break up. Right now I am at a loss as to what I need to order for my small Timneh-grey.
As a pet bird keeper, providing your pet bird with a nutritious and well-rounded diet is crucial to their overall health and well-being.
At Windy City Parrot, we understand the importance of a healthy diet for your parrot and that’s why we offer a wide variety of bird and parrot food options from some of the most trusted and respected brands in the industry,
Ducorps cockatoo aka Solomons cockatoo
aka Solomons corella or broad-crested corella
Karen E. writes:
My 12-year-old rescue Ducorps cockatoo who I have had 5 months now, has proved to be a challenge in finding anything he will eat!
I have purchased Harrisons, Tops Higgins safflower gold, InTune, Tropican and Tropimix, freeze-dried fruits and veggies, and dried sprouted mix. I also have dried bananas, strawberries, Greenbeens.
Also, a chop mix that I keep frozen.
As well as fresh veggies and fruits.
Before I share Versele-Laga’s story, if you’re a fan of all-natural Goldenfeast or Higgins (where all the seed and nut blends contain InTune pellets) you may have noticed this logo appearing on bags (see featured image at top).
What makes Goldenfeast unique is that its plant-based nutrition.
Because of the enormity of pet bird species (about 750 species including hornbills) they need lots of diverse and dense nutrients as well as superfoods to achieve maximum health and stay there.
