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Product Description

Introduction:

Harrison’s Bird Food High Potency Coarse is a premium, year-round nutritional formula designed specifically for medium to large parrots. Made with certified organic, non-GMO whole grains and legumes, it provides the essential vitamins, minerals, and balanced Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids your bird needs to thrive. This formula supports optimal health and longevity, making it the ideal choice for cockatoos, African greys, macaws, and more.

Product Features:

  • Maximum Nutrition: Packed with certified organic, non-GMO ingredients for a balanced and wholesome diet.
  • Supports Health and Happiness: Promotes a longer, healthier life for your bird.
  • Targeted for Medium to Large Birds: Perfect for cockatoos, large conures, African greys, eclectus, macaws, and pionus.
  • Versatile Use: Suitable for special needs, breeding, weaning, or transitioning birds.
  • Omega 3 & 6 Balanced: Ensures proper fatty acid intake for optimal feather and body health.

Technical Specifications:

  • Formula: High Potency Coarse, designed for maximum nutritional support.
  • Suitable For: Medium to large parrots and other species requiring additional nutrition during molting, breeding, recovery, or other special circumstances.
  • Usage Guidelines:
    • Initial conversion period: Minimum of 6 months on High Potency Formula.
    • Special needs: Recommended for birds that are molting, recovering from illness, or living in colder climates.
    • Breeding and Weaning: Feed throughout breeding or weaning periods (6-9 months).
  • Veterinary Assessment: After the initial 6-month period, consult an avian veterinarian for specific dietary adjustments.