Morning Bird Milk Thistle & Dandelion Herbal Supplement, 1 fl.oz.

I was initially skeptical about trying this product, especially since dosing it in my cockatiel’s water made me worry she wouldn’t get the full benefits. However, after just one month of consistent use, I’ve seen a dramatic improvement in my 6-year-old female cockatiel, Piper.She had been experiencing extreme polyuria (watery poops) and noticeable yellowing of her feathers, which led me to suspect fatty liver disease. Since money was tight, I decided to try this supplement before heading to the vet. To my pleasant surprise, her poops have returned to a normal, solid form, and her feathers have molted out to a bright, healthy white (see before & after pictures, notice the white feathers along her wing). Not only does she look better, but she also seems noticeably happier and more energetic.Dosing is super easy with the included pipette, and she doesn’t seem to notice a difference in the taste of the water, which was another one of my worries.For anyone dealing with similar concerns in their birds, I highly recommend giving this a try. While a vet visit is ALWAYS the best course of action for serious health issues, this supplement has been a game-changer for Piper. I’m incredibly relieved and will continue using it to support her liver health!

I bought this to use with an older bird who is newly adopted. I used this before on a rescue bird who had signs of liver issues, and this resolved them, which is why I had enough confidence to buy this again. I have historically tried to add this to drinking water, but the bird seems to know it's there and goes on water strike. Instead, I add a few drops to a liquid the bird likes to drink, swirl/mix it on a spoon, and let the bird drink it off the spoon. I end up standing there with the spoon, considering if I should sing like Mary Poppins (just a spoon full of sugar helps the medicine go down) until the contents are gone.

Vet recommended and my Eclectus actually likes it.

It’s saved my rescued 27yr old cockatiel. Amazing! He was to the point he couldn’t even walk and stayed in a very deep sleep all the time. He started falling off his perch. But after a couple of weeks (of 2drops very other day) he was rapidly improving. Now I just keep an eye on him and he might get it every four days.

Works for her fatty liver problem.....took 2 months to get my amazon parrot no longer having issues.

my vet suggested this for my grey to prevent a fatty liver. It is sweet tasting (I tasted it) and only needs a few drops on his favorite food. My Grey loves the sweet taste! Easily application with dropper.

Excellent

Saved my baby birds, highly recommended 👍

Really nice and easy to use supplement for budgie. I gave one drop direct to the budgie beak and it was easy. Could be difficult for big bird. Now observing for next 4 weeks to see it effect.

This was recommended by our bird groomer for a linnie-keet whose beak grows fast. The drops are easy to add to the bird's drinking water. The groomer noted that the beak and nails have been in much better condition since using this.

Excellent supplement. Milk Thistle helps liver. Would recommend for all birds.

20 yr old Amazon loves it and has fatty liver disease ! Never fed junk hereditary! She has more time on earth !!!! Please buy all birds need this !!!!!!

Great product! It has really helped our older birds health. And she loves it! I just drop it on her treats.

This helps my little budgies with some health issues.

My bird doesn’t like it make your own

My parakeet it taking it. He has not commented on the favor. It must be ok because he drinks his water. It mixes well with his water. He seems to have less bruising on his beak. He still has beak overgrowth which i hope will improve as I continue with this formula

I loved it. My cockatoo was an little irritated with his feather changing because of the summer. I start giving him almost every day. He is much better.

The product came quickly. The amount in the bottle, (two ounces), will last a while. There is really no way to judge efficacy without a post mortem which is something I would like to avoid. I'm hoping for good results ;-)