The Bluebonnet Feeds Game Bird Breeder 20% Protein Nibblet Bird Food is a solid choice. It is appreciated for its ease of use and lack of smell. However, some birds have refused to eat it, and there have been mixed results in terms of nutritional sufficiency. Overall, it's a good product with some minor drawbacks.
Refusal to eat and potential dietary issues.
Prevention: Consider testing with a small amount first.
The larger size of the feed makes it less messy.
The feed does not have a strong odor like other brands.
Users appreciate the convenience and ease of ordering.
Excellent report by those experienced with food for egg layers.
Some birds refuse to eat this food.
a few claim that feed being refused is likely from some quaitity issue
Some birds exhibit stress behaviors such as plucking
Yes, many users report good results with quail, especially for egg layers.
No, users appreciate that it does not smell like old hay.
Yes, the larger size of the feed makes it less messy and easier to handle.
Some birds may refuse to eat this food leading to stress
"I've recently started using this feed for my coturnix quail with great results."
"My quail couldn’t eat this food, I filled their feeder about a week ago with this food and they won’t touch it. They now started pulling their own feathers out of stress. Won’t be trying this food again."
If you're considering this feed, be prepared for potential issues with your birds refusing to eat it. For those who can serve this food and get it eaten from your birds, it offers the nutritional benefits they need.
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