Brown's All-Purpose Small Corn Premium Pigeon Food has mixed reviews. Some users report large kernels not suitable for smaller pigeons. Overall, it's not highly recommended.
Large kernels not suitable for smaller pigeons.
Prevention: Consider alternatives with smaller kernels for smaller pigeons.
Reviews reported Brown's All-Purpose Small Corn Premium Pigeon Food attracts over fifteen birds daily.
The corn kernels are described as being too large for smaller pigeons which makes it difficult for them to eat.
Views expressed that the mix and texture of the food is not accurate.
Tip: Consider finding alternatives/smaller more nuanced grains.
The food simply suggested not being pediantic enough for the roller mammals.
Tip: Suggested buyers consult available alternatives.
Previously it was all good, but now there are complaints about inelegant kernel.
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Factors: Storage conditions
No, the large kernels are not suitable for smaller birds.
"I used to have 5-6 regular pigeon visitors to my yard who would eat up the food that had fallen out of the feeder. I got this to try to encourage more, and now I daily get over a dozen, sometimes more like 20 pigeons at a time! And they stay for much longer. This food is also beloved by the bluejays..."
"Way too much whole corn. It is large kernels, not small as advertised."
For pigeons, this food is not suitable for smaller birds. It is at best for larger birds. Quality and nutritional needs may not sufficiently met depending on the size and health dynamics of the birds.
Kruse's Pigeon Food: Well-balanced feed with mixed reviews on quality and price.
Good for pigeons who prefer large corn, but quality issues reported.
No reviews available, cannot provide verdict.