Harrison's High Potency Mash - 1lb

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For birds that are being converted from seeds or any other diet. Birds should initially be fed High Potency Formula for a period of at least 6 months, or .... See Description for more info.

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FOR USE IN BIRDS -- that are being converted from seeds or any other diet. Birds should initially be fed High Potency Formula for a period of at least 6 months. -- as a year round formula for canaries, doves, budgies (parakeets), cockatiels, lovebirds, finches and other medium to small parrots. -- that have special needs such as birds that are molting, overweight, underweight, particularly active, housed in a cold climate, recovering from an illness or affected by liver or kidney disease. -- that are weaning. Birds should be fed High Potency Formula for at least 6-9 months. -- that are breeding. Birds should be fed High Potency Formula 1-2 months prior to the breeding period and until chicks are weaned or for at least six months before resuming Adult Lifetime Formula. The amount of supplemental certified organic vegetables and fruits may be increased until the chicks are weaned. For each 2 Tbs (20 g) Formula, add ?« (5 g) Tbs certified organic sunflower seeds.

Feeding Directions: -- feed fresh food daily. -- to help reduce waste, feed as distinct meals.

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I initially used Harrison's High Potency Mash as a way to introduce my Cockatiels to pellets by sprinkling the mash on top of their regular food. Now that they readily eat Harrison's pellets, I still treat them to a sprinkling of High Potency Mash because they love it!

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Elizabeth Nolley from Fairfax, VA on 6/13/2016

Special food for my special needs bird

My G.C. conure has no lower mandible and Harrison's Mash is a blessing for her. She loves this food because it is not a struggle to eat. It's been her main food for over 12 years. I supplement with fruit and veggies I blend in the food processor. My other birds love this also as a supplement to their pellets. If you have picky pellet eater try the mash.

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Reviewed by: from on 6/15/2015

Birdies love it

My parakeets love this formula! I bought the blue label last time and they didn't eat it as quickly.

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Reviewed by: Ashley from FL on 10/21/2018

Great Service!

I ordered the Harrisons High Potency mash for my five canaries (two fifes, 3 american singers). They are doing to well on this formula. Service was very fast too. Just so glad to find a good place to order from with reasonable prices. Thanks you Birdsafe Store

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Mary Beth O'Quinn from WDC on 10/13/2019

My bird comes flying when I open the bag

I adopted a love bird. He had only been fed cheap seed. I bought this mash and mixed it in with a few seeds. It only took one day before my bird started eating it. Now he loves it. When I open the bag he comes flying. It’s a wonderful product.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Gregg Ritter from Denver CO on 10/23/2019

Q: which mash is good for a cockatoo? Thank you

Asked by: Terry Gray - 1/15/2018

A: Depending on what you are using the Mash for, it could be for any bird, but as a main diet, no it would not be appropriate for a cockatoo.

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Q: Can you tell me the expiration date of this product? Thank you!

Asked by: Jeanette Hedrick - 8/5/2019

A: Since the answer to this question will change over time, this is not the appropriate method of determining the expiration date. If the expiration date of a product is not listed for an item, you can us the Contact Us form to ask what the date is at any given time.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (8/5/2019)

Q: I have bought 4 bags of Harrison’s High Potency Mash opened one and its like its supposed to be kind of grainy but the next bag I opened is mostly just powder. The birds aren’t liking it. I know it’s not the stores fault, but it most of been the bottom of the barrel. ??

Asked by: Teresa - 8/13/2019

A: That would be a question for the manufacturer. If they are different dates, then they might be batch differences.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (8/16/2019)

Q: I just received the Mash. I don't know how I'm supposed to feed it to my Quaker Parrot with a broken beak. Do I just put some of it as it is in a dish and hope he eats it, because I don't think he will. Is it the only food I make available to him to get him to eat it? He's very particular. Why aren't there feeding instructions on the package itself?

Asked by: Geralyn m. Schneider - 9/29/2019

A: You can always visit www.https://www.harrisonsbirdfoods.com for more information.

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Answer provided by: Joe Arbogast (10/3/2019)

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Q: which mash is good for a cockatoo? Thank you

Q: Can you tell me the expiration date of this product? Thank you!

Q: I have bought 4 bags of Harrison’s High Potency Mash opened one and its like its supposed to be kind of grainy but the next bag I opened is mostly just powder. The birds aren’t liking it. I know it’s not the stores fault, but it most of been the bottom of the barrel. ??

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