Parrot Food Adult Lifetime Coarse Grind for Healthy Non-Breeding, Non-Molting Medium to Large Birds

Give your adult parrot a consistent year-round maintenance food after completing six months on a High Potency dietary program. This Adult Lifetime coarse formula meets the nutritional requirements of healthy birds that are not breeding or molting.

Made for pionus, Amazons, cockatoos, macaws and other medium to large parrots, it fits the everyday feeding routines of many larger companion birds. Serve fresh food daily as distinct meals rather than topping off the bowl.

Key Features

• The year-round maintenance formula meets the nutritional requirements of healthy, non-breeding and non-molting birds, making its intended place in an adult parrot's routine clear.
• Suitability for pionus, Amazons, cockatoos, macaws and other medium to large parrots helps pet parents choose the formula for the named birds.
• The food contains no artificial preservatives; using an opened bag within six weeks and keeping it refrigerated or frozen supports freshness.
• Fresh daily portions and distinct meals make it easier to monitor the feeding routine, while avoiding topped-off bowls can reduce waste.
• Vitamin or other bird and animal food supplementation is not recommended, keeping the main feeding routine straightforward. Any supplementation should remain at no more than 10% of the overall diet.
• The formula may be offered after six months on a High Potency dietary program, providing a defined transition point for adult lifetime maintenance feeding.

Specifications

• Brand: Harrison's Bird Foods
• Life stage/formula: Adult Lifetime maintenance
• Grind: Coarse
• Bird suitability: Healthy, non-breeding, non-molting pionus, Amazons, cockatoos, macaws and other medium to large parrots
• Available sizes: 1 lb, 5 lb and 25 lb
• Crude protein: 15% minimum
• Crude fat: 5.5% minimum
• Crude fiber: 6.5% maximum
• Moisture: 10% maximum
• Opened-bag use period: Within 6 weeks
• Storage: Refrigerate or freeze to help maintain freshness
• Feeding: Offer fresh food daily as distinct meals; do not top off

Keep supplemental foods to no more than 10% of the overall diet; small quantities of certified organic vegetables and fruits may be offered. For birds with suspected iron-storage disease, avoid the vitamin C and high-iron foods identified in the feeding guidance, including citrus fruits, tomatoes, kiwi, strawberries, grapes, raisins, egg yolk and spinach.