Harrison’s Bird Foods High Potency Fine 1lb

Description

Harrison’s High Potency Fine (1lb) is a premium, certified organic bird food formulated to provide maximum nutrition for small to medium birds. It is specifically designed for birds that require extra dietary support, such as during weaning, molting, breeding, recovery, or diet conversion. With its nutrient-dense formula and fine pellet size, it ensures easy consumption while delivering balanced, high-quality nutrition.

Maximum Nutritional Support

This formula is richer in nutrients compared to standard maintenance diets, making it ideal for birds with higher energy or recovery needs. It contains elevated levels of protein and essential nutrients to support growth, feather development, and overall vitality. It is commonly recommended as a starter or recovery diet before transitioning birds to a maintenance formula.

Certified Organic & Non-GMO Ingredients

Harrison’s uses certified organic, non-GMO ingredients, including whole grains, legumes, and natural plant sources. The formula is free from artificial preservatives, colors, and flavors, ensuring clean and natural nutrition. It also includes balanced Omega-3 and Omega-6 fatty acids to support healthy skin, feathers, and immune function.

Ideal for Small to Medium Birds

The “fine” pellet size is designed for birds such as cockatiels, budgies (parakeets), conures, lovebirds, quakers, lories, and doves. The small, uniform pellets are easy to pick up and eat, helping reduce waste and encouraging consistent feeding habits.

Supports Special Life Stages & Conditions

High Potency Fine is particularly beneficial for:

• Birds transitioning from seed-based diets
• Young birds after weaning
• Breeding or highly active birds
• Birds recovering from illness or stress
• Birds experiencing molting or weight issues

It is typically fed for at least 6 months during conversion or recovery periods before switching to a maintenance diet.

Balanced Daily Feeding Option

While highly nutritious, this formula can be used as a primary diet when needed. For long-term feeding, it is often complemented with fresh fruits and vegetables to provide variety and enrichment, supporting overall well-being.