Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (min): 13.0%
Crude Fat (min): 5.5%
Crude Fiber (max): 4.5%
Moisture (max): 14.0%
Omega 3 Fatty Acids (min): 0.25%
Omega 6 Fatty Acids (min): 2.20%
Corn, soybean meal, red millet, wheat flour, malto-dextrin, hulled canary grass seed, cranberries, apricots, dates, glycerin, canola oil, corn syrup, corn oil, acacia gum, dicalcium phosphate, ground limestone, citric acid, soy protein hydrolyzed, salt, DL methionine (an essential amino acid), choline chloride, carrageenan sea gel, vanillin, mixed tocopherols (a preservative), calcium propionate (a preservative), manganese proteinate, zinc proteinate, vitamin E supplement, ascorbic acid, niacin supplement, beta-carotene, copper proteinate, calcium pantothenate, biotin, riboflavin supplement, sodium selenite, menadione sodium bisulfite complex (source of vitamin K activity), pyridoxine hydrochloride, vitamin A acetate, thiamine mononitrate, vitamin B12 supplement, vitamin D3 supplement, folic acid.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and humidity. After each use, reseal the bag tightly or transfer the berries to an airtight container to maintain freshness. When stored properly, the product has a shelf life of up to 12 months from the manufacture date.
Birds seem to love it,so if they're happy, I'm happy!
My Senegal parrot loves nutri-berries. The pellet-berries are a favorite. She gets them every morning!
My past delivery was packed with other items. One of the items was a case of Zevia soda. The bird balls arrived smashed. No balls for my bird to pick up and eat. Company won’t allow me to return the $38.00 bird balls. I will not buy them again. What a waste
I have been feeding these to my Grey for a few years. They are made mostly of pellets with some added fruits. He likes these and they are his main diet along with fresh fruits and veggies.
During the hard economic times Americans are facing you think that some of these companies would try to provide some sort of discount to these products to in order to take care of their animals properly this item is obscenly priced obviously in order to prior provide Good nutrition for my bird I am forced to buy it I cannot find another company that deals the same product the prices are absolutely ridiculous the rich keep getting richer and the poor keep getting poorer As far as having respect for your company I have absolutely none but I will buy this product because I need to at this high outrageous cost in order to take care of my pets because that is the obligation that I set forth when I adopted them
Our Conure is picky, picky, picky, but she loves these and a few other Lafeber flavors. They're pretty expensive, but not wasteful, so there's that .I have bought some of the Orchard ones that were buggy before--learned to put them in the freezer overnight first.
I love these, it makes ig so easy to get my birds to eat pellets. I rescue and foster birds and these are a great way to get a bird on pellets. Plus they are one of my birds absolute favorite
My Congo African gray loves these. I buy the ones made without peanuts because she tends to feather pick and peanuts make her pick more. Always fresh and I keep them into the fridge to keep them fresh.
Great product (wish they made a bigger bag as these go fast with my birds). I did notice a few grain moths flying around the day after I opened this bag. I killed them all and haven’t seen anymore...yet. I would recommend, as with any bird food, freezing the bag for 24 hours before opening. My fault for not doing so. This will kill those little critters because if they infest your house, they can do a lot of damage. My birds love lefeber products. They enjoy these just as much as the nutra berries but because the pellet berries are a little softer/ moister, they don’t shatter into a million crumbs like the nutra berries do which means more of them get into their stomachs. I recommend for sure.
My BFA lovvved them and still does. I really wanted to give it 5 stars. I was a little bummed that a good portion of the bag was crushed into crumbles. Once crushed she's done.I think I'll try ordering the ones in the plastic tub next time.I hope they have Senior Berries in the tub. She's needs the nutrients. She ate a high quality pellet most of her life. One day she turned her beak to it. I've been trying to find a replacement. Lefebers has been working so far.
My African Grey simply loved NutriBerries, especially either the Fruit Delight or Sunny Orchard. Since I have quite a few parrots I bought them in bulk, in the 20 lb boxes, that would carry me about 6 weeks. However I started to have issues with moths. Apparently Lafeber doesn't treat the grains used and they are often loaded with moth eggs. This shouldn't be a problem if you buy in small amounts and use the product quickly. If you don't, you will eventually birth a host of moths that once in your home will do Immense damage to cloths, other food products, etc. I have had to switch to the Pellet-Berries for this reason. It's a good enough substitute. However the birds don't seem to relish the taste quite as much but it saves lot's of money otherwise from the damage the moths will do. It has taken well over a year to eliminate the moth problem Word to the wise.
I love that this helps convert my birds over to a more pellet diet. We still offer the full variety, but I don't feel guilty about adding these to their diets. (I hate that I can't get a 18-20 lb. bag anywhere)
