The Lafeber Avi-Cakes are generally well-received by birds, especially those who are picky eaters. However, there have been some complaints about the texture and consistency of the product, which seems to be drier than before. Overall, it's a good option for parrot owners looking for a nutritious and enjoyable treat for their pets.
Decline in product quality
Prevention: Monitor batches and check for any changes in texture or moistness
High nutritional content appreciated by many birds.
Effective in enticing even the pickiest birds to eat.
Product has become drier and less satisfying over time.
Reviews indicate a noticeable decline in texture and moistness, making the product less appealing to pets.
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Yes, these treats are designed to be nutritious for parrots and have been recommended by avian vets.
Recent reviews mention that the treats have become drier and less satisfying over time.
"Our 48 year old African Gray (we’ve had him since he was 6 months old) was getting picky about his food. Our avian Vet suggested giving him Avi-Cakes for better nutrition. He now really chows down on them and his Nutriberries"
"Nothing wrong with these but my parrot wouldn't touch them. My rabbit ate it off the floor however."
If you're looking for a high-quality, nutritious treat for your parrot or macaw, the Lafeber Avi-Cakes are a solid choice, despite some recent quality concerns.
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