ラウディブッシュ デイリーメンテナンス(ミディアム) 1.25kg

新しい餌にすると、なかなか食べないルリコンゴウインコで、こちらも、最初なかなか食い付きませんでしたが、今では、とても喜んで食べてくれます 毎日、一粒残さず食べてくれます うちは、4種類の餌を一緒に与えています

我が家のヨウムくん用にリピートしています。すぐに届くので助かっています。 嗜好性は高くはない様子ですが、健康に長生きしてほしいのでバランスが整っているこちらを継続して与えています。 それに加えてフルーツや野菜、ひまわりの種やナッツなども時折与えていますが、メインはこちらの製品です。 ヨウムくんと暮らし始めて10年以上経ちますが、一度も病気なしです。

おかめインコと、小桜インコのために購入しました。間違えて少しだけ大きめを頼んでしまった様ですが、沢山食べてくれたので良かったです

コザクラインコ、コガネメキシコインコ、文鳥が居ます。コザクラには少々大きい様で半分や1/3に割って与えると良く食べます。コガネメキシコは今のところあまり食い付きは良くありません。手で与えると食べますが見ていると形が細長い為かポロポロとほとんどこぼれ落ちています。なので次からはもっと小粒のニプルスにしようと思っています。文鳥も大きすぎか食べません。

食が細い&食にあまり興味がないコガネメキシコインコですが、これはわりとよく食べてくれます。見ていて安心します。

飼っている鳥はヨウムです。 今までは、主に、ひまわりの種子を与えておりましたが不安でした。 当製品は、切り替えの心配もなくよく食べてくれています。 安心しております。

コンゴウインコに与えてます一応食べてますが食い付きは余り良くなく渋々食べてる感じ 一粒一粒が重く香りも草っぽい臭い

コニュアに与えています。ヒナの時の餌が、同じラウディブッシュのフォーミュラだったせいか、とっても良く食べます。また購入したいです。

The pellets are breaking into small particles and powder when my bird bites them. Half of the food is spilling out and getting wasted. I suggest even small pellets for medium and small birds. I think the taste is okay as my bird is eating well.

I am allergic to a lot of grass pollens, and real grain or seed-based diets set off my allergies (its not the feathers, its the pollen and dust from the feed!). This pelleted food impressed me as being healthier for both me, and my birds. Parrots really should not be eating a lot of seeds, or the mainly seed-based diets, because that is not their natural diet and some of them eat too much of it (too high in starch) and become malnourished. Actually, they like to crack the shells of seeds and that is probably why some parrots go crazy for seed-based bird foods - and become unhealthy. Sort of like humans and buttered popcorn, potato chips and dips. :) This is a high quality pelleted parrot food, and they eat almost every bit (some dust or bits spilled outside the cage are lost, but nothing like all the shells on the floor, or the claw-fulls of fancy colored pellets that one of my birds likes to throw - like a little baseball pitcher). If I don't have time to give them fresh or cooked treats, they can thrive on this pelleted food alone and never tire of it. So it is clean, easy to feed, approved by all my birds, and is reasonably priced - -no more than some of the other brands. Their feathers shine and have wonderful color after a few months on this feed. I like it that Tom Roudybush did his graduate studies at UC Davis at the famous animal nutrition department, and then set out to produce one of the most wholesome but reasonably-priced commercial bird foods. It still outperforms the other pellets, even if it doesn't look like eye-candy in the bowl. It is minimally processed, wholesome, and apparently tasty to parrots. The medium sized pellets are meant for my amazon and pionus parrots, but sometimes they like the small or mini which are more "seed sized" and sometimes even the smaller birds enjoy gnawing on the larger sizes. It is funny to see a small bird clutching a chunk of large pellet in one foot and gnawing at it. BTW, if your bird is not used to pelleted food, and you want to get it to eat a new food, introduce very gradually. Also, empty the dish every day -- you don't want to find that the dish was full of shells of other seeds plus pellets, and your bird is going hungry because it refuses the strange new pellet. You might clean the dish in the morning and put just a few pellets in as a treat in the morning - -some birds pick them up as toys. Later in the day, add a day's worth of their old food on top of the pellets -- if any are left. For some birds, you might want to gradually increase pellets (only after signs that the bird does pick up and nibble at pellets) very very slowly, over a month or so, while decreasing the other foods. You might smear a tiny bit of peanut butter on a medium or large pellet and offer it as a "toy" (sneaky, but effective, if your bird likes peanut butter, as most parrots do). When your parrot clearly sees this as a special treat, you can then switch to this as its new food more quickly. My birds were raised with all sorts of foods, so are not picky, but given a choice, now will pick out the Roudybush pellets and eat them first! Fun to watch them hurrying to the food bowl and lingering over a size that fits nicely in their claw when they want to pick something up to eat as "hand food." :) I have not been able to buy Roudybush locally,and just bought a small bag to tide us over until next week when I will order a 10 lb bag.

All while my Conure, Tequila was growing up we tried a variety of bird seed that were filling and good for him. I find Rowdy Bush to be a favorite of his. The different varieties for tiny to huge birds makes it a good choice for bird owners. Tequila is a spoiled fella, and loves different fruits veggies and nuts, but he always seems to make sure he eats some of the Rowdy Bush bird foods that are offered to him. The quality is very good, it’s nutritious , and healthy for him. I don’t like to buy foods that add colors because I worry the dyes aren’t healthy for them, so I appreciate that they don’t add extra colors to the food. It may be a bit more expensive than some other brands, the health benefits are worth that little bit more to me. It comes in different sizes and price ranges, so you can start out smaller or larger depending upon your preference.

Great for my cockatoo

If you're wanting to get your bird off of an all-seed diet (as you should)...this is the go-to. I've never failed in switching a seed-fed parrot onto a roudybush diet, supplemented by fresh veggie chop. Go full cold-turkey, pellet only--trust me--and start offering clean fresh bird-safe veg as well with the occasional healthy treat (blueberries, almonds, pine nuts etc.) Avoid human salty/fatty junk food, of course. Even my pickiest rescue parrot (a Black-Capped Caique whom I was told would NEVER eat pellets) gobbles this stuff down. Most seed mixes feature 'filler' seeds that birds will ignore while Roudybush is uniform in composition--therefore less wasted food and money.