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ZuPreem AvianMaintenance Natural Bird Diet for Cockatiels, 2.5 lbs.
Description
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2.5 lb. Bag, Complete and balanced nutrition with essential vitamins and minerals in every veggie flavored nugget.
- - Complete and balanced nutrition with essential vitamins and minerals in every veggie flavored nugget
- - Highly palatable, highly digestible diet for cockatiels, lovebirds, Senegals, Meyer's parrots, caiques, small conures, Jardine's parrots, and other small parrots
Specifications
| SKU | 1495208 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | ZuPreem |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
| Weight | 2.5 LBS |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
Ingredients
Ground corn, Soybean meal, Ground millet, Ground oat groats, Ground barley, Ground wheat, Wheat germ meal, Sugar, Vegetable oil (preserved with mixed tocopherols), Celery, Carrots, Parsley, Beets, Blueberries, Cranberries, Ground flaxseeds, Calcium carbonate, Dicalcium phosphate, Iodized salt, DL-Methionine, Choline chloride, L-Lysine monohydrochloride, Vitamins (Vitamin E supplement, Niacin supplement, Biotin, d-Calcium pantothenate, Riboflavin supplement, Pyridoxine hydrochloride, Thiamine mononitrate, Vitamin A acetate, Vitamin D3 supplement, Menadione sodium bisulfite complex (source of Vitamin K activity), Vitamin B12 supplement, Folic acid), Citric acid (preservative), Mixed tocopherols (preservative), L-ascorbyl-2-polyphosphate, Minerals (Manganous oxide, Zinc oxide, Copper sulfate, Sodium selenite, Calcium iodate), Rosemary extract
Guaranteed Analysis
Crude protein (min.) 14%, crude fat (min.) 4%, crude fiber (max.) 5%, moisture (max.) 10%.
Reviews
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The Healthy Way To Feed Your Bird
OwnedByMyParrot
13 years ago
Zupreem Natural provides your bird with a healthy, nutritional diet. These bite ...
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Cockatiels love it, but pellets are too big
Jaqueline
13 years ago
Both of my cockatiels just love the taste of this food, however, the pellets are...
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Anke
Originally posted on Compana Pet Brands
Unbelievable price change
Jackie1962
No, I do not recommend this product.
Very nice item!
jannettem4
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Great
sarahza170
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My Birds Love this Food!
ciaraa14
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Zupreen natural medium bird food
aprils157
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Deliver Quality Nutrition
ayesha29
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ZUpreem Natural is an excellent choice of bird food. Affordable and nutritious!
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Questions
Is this Zupreem Natural for cockatiels made in the USA and have there been any recalls on this product or other Zupreem products?
- I recently got in touch with the ZuPreem folks and they had a machine go down and that made the COVID slowdown even worse. I have not had so much trouble getting ZuPreem lately and hopefully this will be the end. I believe they discovered some years ago that they were putting too much vitamin D3 in the handfeeding formula and may have done a recall then.
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Are all the different sizes of pellets that same nutrition-wise?
- The pellets smell like a fruity cereal. I imagine it’s made about the same way. The pellets are made with the same formula. The only difference is the color and flavor possibly. My birds seem not to care for the yellow pellets for some reason.
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My birds poo has been this color for the past 3 or 4 days? He has been eating Zupreem Fruit Pellets.
Please could you recommend several types of cockatiel commercial food and hand feeding commercial formula to look for availability in Egypt
My cockatiel has been eating Leferber’s Premium Daily Diet pellets as a staple diet. She’s also been eating broccoli everyday. I also give her a bit of crushed eggshells once or twice a week. She has a cuttlebone available at all times. I’m wondering if this would be an okay product to give her? She isn’t much of a veggie eater. Will this be beneficial or unnecessary for her? I’m including the details of the product in attached photos. I do feed her some seeds as a treat sometimes. Thank you.
I have a 22 year old Timneh African Grey parrot. I have used Harrison's pellets medium size in the past. It has been discontinued. My parrot won't eat the fine size and drops the large size into water. I need suggestions of what else to use.
Why is my cockatiel eating her droppings? What should be her regular daily diet?
We're wondering if there's anything we can do to improve her diet. Right now she is eating pellets (Zupreem, converting to Zupreem naturals), seeds, and we offer veggies every day despite her never really finishing them. We're now grinding up a Tums onto the food every day, as she was egg bound recently. We get 30-60 mins of time outside a day when possible, for sunlight. Any suggestions, or does this look fine? Thanks.
I recently purchased a young cockatiels (old enough to be able to eat by itself and has feathers all over except for a little bald spot on the head) he is always fluffed up and has diarrhea but he is eating well and is very vocal. He also plays just a few times a day but is kind of always sleeping
My cockatiel eats it's own droppings. Is this normal? I provide plenty of food and drink
I am getting a cockatiel today. She is a year old. She has been fed a seed only diet her whole life. How do I get my cockatiel to convert to more of a pellet diet? I'm worried that it may be even more difficult for me since she won't be used to me. Is there any advice I can get to get my cockatiel to get off a seed only diet?
My baby cockatiel is some 4-5 weeks old. Quite recently I've changed the consistency of its formula food. And I'm using Nestlé Baby feeding formula powder called cerelac. It used to eat 2-3 syringes of the runny formula.. Now that I have changed its consistency to creamy and thick..it barely takes some 1 and half. Please assist. It's absolutely fine otherwise
My cockatiel has very watery, and smelly poops. We have him on a pellet diet and he seems healthy. He is also molting if that is relevant. Thank you so much.
What is a good diet for a green check conure . When we bought him he was on seeds he is still a baby I guess , o my 4 months old . I started him on zupreem pellets but he was not eating only that so the store recommended the zupreem smart blend that has seeds and pellets . I give him fruit and veggies, not sure on exactly which fruits and veggies too . Plus which pellets and should be his regular diet as he is inky 56-57 grams. As you said he is fine weight wise . Please guide on regular diet.