Hari Tropican Parrot High Performance Sticks, 1.5 kg

Parrots love them, great price. Only to make up a small portion of their diet and also as enrichment

These smell and taste (yes I tried them lol) amazing however I now feed the lifetime formula rather than the high performance. High performance are much better for aviary or free fliers as they contain a higher energy based ingredients.

I wanted to try them for parrot they smell too strong

Good they liked it

my bird seems to just break it up into dust ??

Good 👍

My parrot wouldn't eat this

Ordered this for my daughter. She says her African Grey loves it.

Il sapore personalmente non lo conosco però il mio pappagallo ne va ghiotto e per la prima volta, cambiando il mangime, non ha creato problemi di rifiuto, anzi! Anche gli ingredienti sono di ottima qualità. Ha un ottimo profumo e la spedizione corretta

My parrot absolutely loves these treats.

عندي اربع انواع من الطيور ثلاثة منهم موجودين في الصورة ما عجبهم وما رضيوا ياكلوا منه وبعدها رميته

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First, approximate large pellet sizes: sticks are in the 3/4" x 1/4" range, biscuits are around 1" x 1/2". Content: the larger parrot pellets have more protein than the tiny ones, they are not all the same. Next, the smell. No the food does NOT "stink". No it does NOT smell like nail polish remover (or maybe we need to find that polish remover?). IT SMELLS LIKE BUBBLE-GUM. The smell is very strong, so strong some may consider it sort of chemical-like (and would say the same about bubble gum). So strong in fact we had our doubts our parrot would like it... BUT it turns out our umbrella cockatoo loves these. WAY more than any other pellets we've tried. Like WAY WAY more. Prior to this the only pellet she would consider was Lafeber classic, and only if it was soaked in water first. She happily eats Hagen Sticks dry. Chomp chomp chomp. Hagen pellets have a reputation for being a high quality food, and although the potency caught us completely off guard, it smells pretty good. If you look at the reviews, it seems like cockatoos accept the pellets more often than macaws. Each parrot is different and food changes can take a while for parrots, but ours dove into these pellets immediately. You will probably know right away whether your parrot likes them or not.