My budgie used to be a seed addict and after I tried switching her to Zupreem Natural and then Roudybush with no luck, I decided to give these a shot. My budgie nibbled a bit at these the first day they were in her cage, which was huge since she never touched the other pellets. Now she's almost done with the transition to pellets and is doing very well! I think the small size of these pellets plays a huge factor in why she'll eat them. They're almost the same size as millet.My only complaint is that the price of these pellets is ridiculous. It seems to jump from $17 to $25, and unfortunately the last time I had to buy they ended up being over $25. I'd understand the price if it were even 2 pounds, but that's too much for a small 1 pound bag.In short they're great pellets, but I'd recommend trying to get your bird to eat any of the other healthier natural brands before you buy these because the price difference is insane. I would be doing that if my budgie weren't so picky.

Only brand my GCC bird will eat. Will try next size bigger next order.

Going to give this a try with my Jenday conure. So far he seems to like it. I know it's a hit and miss sometimes when changing food.It was packaged well and came fresh.Update- Ater a few days of trying it out he loves it now! He dives into it like a crazy bird and eats it with no reservations. I've noticed his feathers look better, he seems happier and has added a couple grams of weight. Will definitely continue to buy.

Main food that we recommend at my practice. Does great for our patients

My lovebirds need to be tricked into eating healthier, and these are just perfect. Small and the right size and crunch for them to think they are munching on millet. They eat it all up, very happy to see that. They are energetic and happy, no health problems to speak of thus far 3 months into the diet, supplementing with other naturals of course. Loyal to this size of pellets, thanks for putting it out there. Fine-size wasnt cutting it and I'm grateful for this size, saved me a lot of crushing pellets.

You can definitely see the difference in your bird when you transition them over to Harrison's from bird seed mixes. It's really a battle of wills to get your bird to switch over and eventually one day they just accept it will be their main food. Don't give up! For months it seams like you are getting no where then all of a sudden you see your bird is eating it. It took me 6 months

great food for my cockatielrecovered from molting soon. but she preferred spray millet. i just mixed them.

I have a picky lovebird who was weened onto a seed diet. He is still a baby who refuses to use his optimal beak strength to crack species-appropriate sizes of food so he refuses the regular pellets found in a typical lovebird food mix.The Harrison's Superfine pellets were the exact perfect size for my finnicky baby. I didn't even have to ween him onto this mix; he took to it immediately.I am not an avian expert but I attributed his initial lethargy and sleepiness when I first got him to the seed diet he was on. He also had loose, watery poops.After a couple of days on Harrison's, he became more energetic and playful. He now has healthy-looking poop and his feathers look more lustrous as well.

Delighted to obtain by mail this product, prescribed by my avian vet for the found parakeet I am fostering. This will come in handy if I end up keeping her. Quick delivery, too.