Avi-Cakes Fruit Delight Gourmet Bird Food

Description

50% nutritionally-optimized pellets and 50% real fruits and natural grains equals a 100% delicious, balanced diet. Encourages foraging behavior and makes mealtime fun while providing mental stimulation; helps transition birds off an exclusive seed diet. Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids promote healthy skin and feathers, while essential chelated minerals are quickly absorbed for maximum benefit. Made and hand-packed in the USA on the Lafeber farm using sulfite-free vegetables and fruits; naturally flavored and preserved. Veterinarian developed to deliver exceptional nutrition; can be served as a complete diet or an engaging, healthy treat. Let your winged companion savor the sweet victory of twisting, pulling and tearing her meal apart with Lafeber Fruit Delight Avi-Cakes Small Bird Food. This delicious, veterinary-developed formula combines the science of a pelleted diet with the wholesome goodness of real cranberries, dates, mango, papaya, pineapples and natural grains to deliver complete and balanced nutrition your feathered friend will love. It’s formulated with essential vitamins and minerals, as well as Omega-3 and 6 fatty acids, chelated minerals, stabilized beadlet-form vitamins, sulfite-free vegetables and fruits, and natural preservatives to make sure your parakeet, cockatiel, lovebird or parrotlet gets everything she needs to thrive inside and out. Review: Very fresh - My birds love the product, what more is there to say Review: Pidgeot's new favorite treat - My parakeet, Pidgeot, won't eat pellets or fresh fruit or veggies. I got these for him to try to get more fruit into him. He loves them! He's such a little piggy when it comes to eating them. He manages to get himself covered in the seeds. It's cute though and that never happens with his other food. I caught him feeding his "friends" these as well. He's my only bird but he tries to feed them to his toys and even my cat. My cat isn't a fan. And tries to bury them. But it's not exactly a cat treat, so I would expect no less. My hope is these treats will help encourage him to try other new foods and maybe he will eventually eat fresh fruit and veggies.