Bird Food Power Treats, Featuring Organic Palm Fruit Oil for Diet Transition, Extra Energy and Feather Support, 1 lb

Give your bird focused nutritional support during weaning, a move away from seeds, or periods of higher energy need after illness. Harrison's Bird Foods Power Treats may serve as the sole food during a diet change or as a supplement for birds already eating Harrison's Bird Foods.

The formula includes organic palm fruit oil, antioxidants, carotenoids, and a balance of essential fatty acids. It is also listed as beneficial for most aging birds and certain species known to eat high-oil diets.

Key Features

• A practical bridge from seeds, this food may be used during weaning or a diet change, making the transition easier to manage within a consistent feeding routine.
• The formula can supplement birds that need extra energy following illness, offering a clearly defined option for that stage of care.
• High antioxidant content includes vitamin E and coenzyme Q10, placing these nutrients directly in the food without relying on added vitamin products.
• High carotenoid content supplies precursors to vitamin A as part of the bird's regular portion.
• A good balance of essential fatty acids makes the formula relevant for birds experiencing dry, flaky areas around the beak or nails, foot balding, or reduced feather sheen and color.
• Its stated suitability for most aging birds and certain high-oil-diet species gives pet parents an option for these specific feeding situations.

Specifications

• Brand: Harrison's Bird Foods
• Net weight: 1 lb
• Key ingredient: Certified organic palm fruit oil
• Crude protein: 13% minimum
• Crude fat: 15% minimum
• Crude fiber: 7% maximum
• Moisture: 10% maximum
• Artificial preservatives: None
• Opened-bag use period: Within 6 weeks
• Storage: Refrigeration or freezing helps maintain freshness.
• Feeding ratio: 1 piece of Power Treats per 3 pieces of Coarse Ground Formula.
• Maximum diet proportion: Up to 30%
• Additional supplementation: Limit to no more than 10% of the overall diet; added vitamins and other bird or animal food products are not recommended.
• For suspected iron-storage disease: Avoid citrus fruits, tomatoes, kiwi, strawberries, grapes, currants, raisins, liver, red meat, egg yolk, and spinach.

Keep the opened bag refrigerated or frozen and use it within six weeks so each carefully measured serving stays fresh throughout your bird's feeding routine.