Wysong Archetype Chicken Formula Freeze-Dried Raw Dog & Cat Food
High-quality pet food loved by picky eaters but expensive and lacks customer support
Higgins Safflower Gold Natural Mix is generally well-received, with most birds enjoying the variety and flavor. However, some users note issues with piece size for smaller birds and potential fillers in the mix.
Potential for malnourishment or regurgitation in some birds.
Prevention: Monitor birds closely after introducing the food for any adverse reactions.
The mix includes a variety of seeds and dried fruit, providing a balanced diet.
The safflower seeds are mentioned as being particularly healthy for birds.
The food seems to be a favorite among conures and cockatiels.
The food is easy to transition to, even for birds that have been eating other types of food.
Customers feel they get good value for the price paid.
Some pieces, especially dried fruit and whole peanuts, are too large for smaller birds.
Tip: Cutting pieces into smaller sizes before feeding
Some parts of the mix are perceived as waste by birds, leading to leftover pieces.
A few users reported that their birds regurgitated the food and became malnourished.
One user received the wrong type of seed.
Tip: Contacting customer support to resolve issues.
No specific information provided, but generally pet food should be stored in a cool, dry place and used within a reasonable timeframe to maintain freshness which seems about a few days-weeks.
Not ideal for very small birds due to large pieces, better suited for medium to large birds.
"Thank you always having fast delivery"
"The bag came half full. Iβm not used to that. I donβt know if things changed, but it came to me half full. The things that I donβt wanna return it because my birds really do need it so if it looks a little more empty, thatβs because I had to open it because They had to eat."
We recommend this product for bird owners who have larger parrots or are willing to pre-cut larger pieces. It offers good value and variety, but smaller birds might struggle with the size of certain ingredients.