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Harrison's Bird Foods High Potency Mash Organic Powder Bird Food, 1-lb bag

Harrison's Bird Foods High Potency Mash Organic Powder Bird Food, 1-lb bag

By Harrison's Bird Foods 7 reviews analyzed Updated Oct 2023 85% confidence
3.6 /10
Quality
4.0
Value
5.0
Design
3.0
Function
6.0
Durability
3.0

In a Nutshell

  • High nutrition and quick delivery praised
  • Significant issues with birds refusing to eat
  • Mixed reviews indicate inconsistency

Quick Verdict

Harrison's Bird Food High Potency Mash receives mixed reviews. While some birds enjoy it, others refuse to eat it. Positive feedback highlights its health benefits and quick delivery, while negative reviews mention birds not accepting the food.

Quick Stats

Reviews Analyzed 7
Would Recommend 71%
Would Buy Again 71%

Pet Compatibility

🐕 Dogs
Caution
🐈 Cats
Caution

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Healthy and Nutritious (3)

    Customers appreciate the nutritional value of the product.

  • Quick Delivery (1)

    Customers report fast and reliable delivery.

Cons

  • Birds Refuse to Eat (2) major

    Some birds completely refuse to eat the product.

    Tip: Try with pellet version

  • Disappointed (1) major

    A few customers are disappointed with the product.

Who Is This For?

Best For

  • Bird owners looking for high-nutrition — customers reported that it is very nutritious

Skip If

  • Birds that are picky eaters — birds refusing to eat it

Durability & Care

Expected Lifespan Varies

Cleaning Methods

Machine wash
Hand wash
Spot clean

Floor Compatibility

⚠️ Hardwood
⚠️ Tile
⚠️ Carpet
⚠️ Vinyl
⚠️ Laminate

Rating Distribution

4.4
7 reviews
5★
71%
4★
0%
3★
0%
2★
14%
1★
14%

Common Questions

Are birds likely to eat this product?

It depends on the bird. Some birds enjoy it, while others refuse to eat it even when mixed with other foods.

Highlighted Reviews

— Lucy

"Arrived quickly. Is a healthy, nutritious food"

— Mary

"I tried serving this wet, dry, mixed with other food, and more, but my birds never touched it. They did eventually start eating the pellet version though."

Bottom Line

While the product is generally liked for its health benefits, the issue of birds refusing to eat it is a significant concern. If your bird accepts the pellet version, this might be a good option. Otherwise, consider alternatives.

3.6 /10
Below Average