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I hear the extrusion takes most of the nutrients away 🤷‍♀️

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A useful video, and an essential product. Please improve your audio with a shirt microphone and make a new video, this is 11 yrs old! Also, are you mistreating finches by shoving them in your pocket and shaking them around in your hand when demonstrating this product? This was very disturbing to watch. Do not do that to a live bird!!!!

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Awesome thanks

Can this be mixed into pet's food while it's cooking? In other words, will heat affect the probiotics?

talking with your hand with the bird stressed me out sooo bad lol

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My god i love macaws especially hyanchits (my bad idk how yo spell it) big Gentle Giants

I need to treat all of my canaries however, there are currently 4 babies that are being fed. Can I treat while there are babies present?

Remove the adhesive tape from the box, then it makes a great toy for them to shred.

For those who don’t know this is an Hyacinth Macaw they are super expensive

It says feeding more then 50% pallets can lead to disease issues so is it best sticking with 50/50 for Budgies?

I love theese macaws

I’d love to see an updated, clearer version of this. I just got a baby lovebird and while syringe feeding is fine, I’d feel more comfortable crop feeding.

RUBBISH PELLETS Filled with process soy and excess sugar. I purchased my hahns and he came with these pellets caused tremendous hormonal issues. STICK TO FRESH CHOP that is extremely diverse. Two of each colured vegetable cooked legumes, herbs, spices cinamon star anisse, organic coconut oil, hemp hearts flaxseed, and use only TOPS PELLETS or HARRISONS. Tops is cold pressed so doesn't lose nutrients during heat processing. HARRISONS is avian studied and created for those tops haters. 80 PERCENT should be fresh bio available food. 10 percent should be pellets 10 percent should be seed and nuts for any parrot species except your nectavores and frugovores. Sprouted seeds and nuts! Do NOT BUY THIS it's basically froot loops for birds. CEREAL RUBBISH since when did processed cereal in animals become better then a natural diet? Dogs kibble is bad. Cats kibble is bad. Birds KIBBLE IS BAD! LOOK UP DR JASON CREAN AVIAN NUTRITION and your bird will thank you.

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I had tried a lot of tactics to convert my Love Bird to pellets without succeding. Then i tried this method and it was super easy. Within 1,5 weeks the bird is only eating pellets and keeping its body weight. Thank you!

Do you offer samples of this product?

What its cost

I know they all say don't clip their wings, but my birds just want to hurt themselves and my ceilings are high 😭

Both parrots are soo cute and pretty

Great vid

Funny macaws

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Very good work God blessed such people who aren't selfish crooks

My favourite colour of macaw ❤ Absolutely stunning, what a beauty 😍

Been trying a little over a week…My cockatiel still doesn’t eat em

is ivermectis has same effect as avimec? are they same?

Landed so gracefully on her shoulder. Stunning creatures

Muito lindos parabéns 👏👏 felicidades Deus abençoe sempre cria é preserva a espécie ❤

you live in real paradise lady

Wow he needs to stop flailing that bird around while talking.. i wouldnt want to be in the hand of a huge creature speaking a different language throwing their arms about

hello tony, when you say possibly 6-8 weeks are you supposed to restart the treatment after the first 3 weeks if its still looking like the mites are somewhat still there or are you supposed to just wait it out? thanks in advance.

Can this be used for air sac mites?

some say that if you wait the 21 days new mites grow that it should be apply every 10 days to break the cycle?

My parakeet ate pellets this way, thank you, from Japan.

The soonest appointment for a bird in my area is 2 too 3 weeks out.

I work at a bird store and I clip loads of budgie, conure, cockatiel, quaker, etc wings. We clip all of the baby birds wings because we hand train each and every one, and since we have rescue birds like macaws and African greys around the store, its just safer for them to not be able to fly all the way to a macaw on the other side of the store and get hurt. I am not saying this video is wrong in any way, but we NEVER clip our bird's secondary feathers. (We also do not leave the first few, but I have seen people leave those in for appearance purposes and that's your choice.) For us, we clip about 5 primary feathers on each side, and that prevents the birds from taking off and flapping too far away, and lets them land safely. If a bird is very determined, we will take off another one or two, but from personal experience, the amount of feathers that were clipped in this video is Extreme. My parakeets have never had clipped secondaries, and even with half grown in primaries if they had gotten outside they would not have gotten far. Honestly I would have been more worried about them running away than flying away. The choice to clip a birds wings is up to you, but just from my experience, cutting the secondary feathers is just unnecessary. Those feathers are there for gliding and landing. leave them in and just cut all or half the primaries and your bird will be out of danger of dogs/cats, fans, or flying outside.

Oh this is good! Very helpful :) I've been mixing the crumbles with carrots and other veggies in blender and add a few soaked/sprouted seeds at the end...works a treat!

Where do i get this medicine for my canary?

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Can I apply on pigeons ? If yes than how many drops?

Gawd the way you wave the poor birds around as you talk 😖