I know that I use to get the small pellets 10lb bag for the same 22 dollar price...question what makes small pellets twice the amount in dollars?

Frankly, I wish I knew! I am VERY frustrated with the wild swings on the prices! We use both the small and the medium pellets as we have a Sun Conure who does well with the small and a pair of macaws that have trouble picking up the small pellets so they get the medium. I've looked back at my history and seen NO pattern to the pricing. Sometimes both sizes are the same cost per lb (which they SHOULD be) and other times they can be far apart. Last week I saw the medium pellets for 19 dollars for 10lb which higher than the per lb I last paid for getting 25lb for 44 dollars but is far cheaper than the 59 dollars the same bag was now! So I ordered 3 10lb bags. But the 10lb small pellets were NOT even close to 19 dollars! All of the pellets are made of the same extruded material, they just force it through different size holes in the die the same way press cookies are made. Here is just my last four orders showing how extreme the prices have swung:Frankly, I wish I knew! The prices WILDLY fluctuate for this but a lot of us put up with it since our birds have thrived on it for over ten years so far and the breeder we got them from has used it for 20+ years. There ISN'T any reason why any size should cost more since they are all made from the same "paste" mix. The only thing that changes is the die that they extrude it through (think of the cookies that are squeezed through a mold into shapes) is changed to a different size. I just bought some medium two days ago in 10lb bags when I really wanted a 25lb because the price for the 25lb was much higher per lb. So today (AFTER the order shipped, of course) the price of the 25lb came back down... grrr! Anyway, here are my last 4 orders just to show you that even with my tiny sample you can see a range from 1.87lb to 4.26lb for the same exact pellets! BTW, I left out the dollar signs on purpose since often the Amazon system won't allow prices to be posted in case it was a sleazy site trying to entice people to go buy things from them instead of here. I wouldn't fall for it but I suppose some might.Well, on November 3, 2015 I paid $46.79 + $6.99 shipping for 25lb medium, in July 2015 I paid 17.49 per bag for 10lb bags of both small and medium size pellets, in 42.64 Jan2016 for 10lb smallToday's prices:https://www.amazon.com/Roudybush-Daily-Maintenance-Bird-10-Pound/dp/B003SLNPE6/ $42.64 4.264lbhttps://www.amazon.com/Roudybush-Daily-Maintenance-Small-10-Pound/dp/B0007P13TK/ $42.64 4.264lbhttps://www.amazon.com/Roudybush-Daily-Maintenance-Small-25-Pound/dp/B0002GLYFM/ $56.16 2.264lbhttps://www.amazon.com/Roudybush-Daily-Maintenance-Medium-10-Pound/dp/B000WFKRWO/ 19.99 1.999lbhttps://www.amazon.com/Roudybush-Daily-Maintenance-Medium-25-Pound/dp/B0002GLYHU/ $46.79 1.872lbhttps://www.amazon.com/Roudybush-Daily-Maintenance-Large-10-Pound/dp/B001MSTLTK/ 33.10 3.310lb

Is this product non gmo? i have looked everywhere even on the site and can not find an answer to this.. pls help?

Hello, Roudybush products are made from all natural ingredients but are not certified organic or GMO free.

Does this contain soybeans? If so, how far down the list is it?

Since the ingredients change from time to time, the answer to this question will change over time - Roudybush just changed their formula a few months ago, so you should check with the seller you wish to purchase from. I can only speak to the supply we are selling right now as of this answer, and that would be that soybean meal is the third ingredient, and soybean oil is the fourth.

Product Dimensions	10.16 x 40.64 x 30.48 cm; 4.54 kg
Item model number	210MDDM
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Pet Life Stage	Adult
Flavor	Unflavored
Item Form	Pellet
Allergen Information	Sulphur Dioxide Free
Color	Black
Number of Items	1
Quantity	1
Specific Uses	Behavior
batteries required	No
Batteries Included	No
Item Weight	4.54 Kilograms

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