Harrison's Bird Foods High Potency Fine Organic Pellet Bird Food, 1-lb bag

Our cockatiel is a senior citizen and has lived healthily for many years on Harrison’s Adult Lifetime Fine pellets supplemented with fresh greens, veggies and occasional fruit. Recently a small injury to one toe caused him to be less chipper and affected his appetite. A trip to the vet identified his problem but also revealed he had lost weight. The vet recommended adding a higher potency/higher fat food to his diet temporarily. We ordered Harrison’s High Potency Fine (usually used to help transition birds from a high-fat seed diet to healthier pellets). We used the High Potency version for a couple of weeks, then after our little guy approached his normal weight, the vet suggested a blend of 25% High Potency to 75% Adult Lifetime. We’ll stay on that for awhile. Harrison’s makes high quality pellets in a variety of sizes. The “fine” size is perfect for cockatiels.

The best thing about this (besides that Scooter likes it) is that it's FINALLY available from Chewy! Now I don't have to order from the manufacturer, my tiny dinosaur gets his special diet, and they still make a sale!

It was my mistake. I thought since they were similar size to a lovebird and budgie, I could give them this pellet, but it's too large for them. I tried grinding it but it doesn't grind properly either. this is of no fault of the brand. On further inspection, "super fine" literally has parrotlets on the description. I didn't know .

My vet recommended this brand. He said in all his years of treating birds it’s one of his favorite pellets for them. I took some time for my girl to warm up to it but I do think she likes it.