Quick Tips for Conversion to Harrison’s Bird Foods
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Quick Tips for Conversion to Harrison’s Bird Foods

Quick Tips for Conversion to Harrison’s Bird Foods
Some birds will readily eat Harrison’s while others may require a little help.If your bird exhibits resistance to conversion try the following tips:
1. Bird Bread Mix can be used as an extremely effective conversion tool. Food that the bird currently eats can be added to the mix and baked in the bread. Gradually reduce the amount of that food and replace it with the appropriate Harrison formula.
 
2. Change the bird’s environment. Try moving your bird to a new enclosure, such as a box, aquarium or even a new cage. Remove all the toys, perches and bowls and offer High Potency™ on a solid surface of the floor. 

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Biography of Mark Hagen
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Biography of Mark Hagen

BIOGRAPHY OF MARK HAGEN

Mark Hagen is the Research Director at The Hagen Avicultural Research Institute (HARI). He has a Master of Agriculture from the University of Guelph and specialized in Psittacine Aviculture.

In his Bachelor of Science, Mark concentrated on nutrition and zoology and attended a semester at the University of California, Davis taking courses in cage bird medicine, nutrition and avian science. It has been more than ten years that he has been studying companion birds; writing his first paper on parrot breeding in 1983 and establishing HARI in 1985.

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Tropican Pelleted Bird Food and the Competition
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Tropican Pelleted Bird Food and the Competition

TROPICAN AND THE COMPETITION –
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?

  1. READ THE INGREDIENT LIST. Tropican contains NO fish meal, and is not based on wheat or soybeans. In fact, Tropican actually contains ingredients such as sunflower meal, oat hearts and peanut meal. Palatability is second to none. Of course, it is still very moderate in protein and fat – nothing like a seed diet.

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Tidy Bird No-mess Bird Feeder for Small Birds From Cockatiels to Conures
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Tidy Bird No-mess Bird Feeder for Small Birds From Cockatiels to Conures

“I belong to a bird lovers’ website called “The Perch” and one of the members bought your Tidy Seed No-Mess Bird Feeder at a bird fair. After watching the video, I thought that my Senegal Parrot might be too large for it to work properly; but that was not the case.

Tidy Seed works GREAT! Tiki actually loves going inside to eat her pellets and seed. And the mess has dramatically decreased! Thanks so much for inventing such a wonderful product. I sure do love it when a product works as promised!” Sincerely, Trish

“We saw you at the Chattanooga bird fair. We liked the fact that you are bird people who thought of a way to make other bird peoples’ lives easier. We ended up leaving with three Tidy Seed™ feeders.

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