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Parrot Food - Parakeet Food - Cockatiel Food - Bird Food - Cooks in 3-15 min with Natural & Organic Grains - Legumes - Non-GMO Fruits, Vegetables, & Health Spices
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Brand | Bird Street Bistro |
Flavor | AppleBerry |
Item Form | Granule |
Specific Uses For Product | Immune Support |
Unit Count | 18 Ounce |
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- Suitable for Various Birds: Healthy parrot food does exist! Nutritious blend for parrots, parakeets, cockatiels, macaws, african greys, & more. The perfect parrot food for medium birds & larger. Prepare in as little as 3 minutes.
- Premium & Clean Recipe: Uses all-natural ingredients. 100% natural with no fillers, sugars, or sulfites. Includes freeze dried fruits, organic whole grains, air dried vegetables, savory & health orientated spices.
- Heath Benefits: Provides excellent health benefits to parrots. Blueberries are packed with Vitamin C and K to help keep your bird's feathers shiny and beautiful. Provides an extra boost to your bird's immune system. Ceylon Cinnamon can support the heart along with other health factors. Coconut works as an excellent source of vitamins and minerals for parrot health.
- Appleberry Ingredient Specs: Pre-cooked non-GMO brown rice, organic couscous, organic triticale, organic hulled millet, organic rolled barley, organic quinoa, unsulphured dried diced apple, organic dried cranberries, organic dried blueberries, non-GMO dried carrot, organic coconut, organic ceylon cinnamon, anise seed.
- Eco-Friendly & Made In The USA: Proudly Made in The USA under high quality standards. Bird Street Bistro proudly supports environmentally responsible farmers & suppliers with eco-friendly practices. We support recycling efforts by using recycled paper and earth-friendly biodegradable shipping supplies.
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Product Description
AppleBerry also encourages foraging instincts! Every batch contains 100% organic ingredients and no preservatives, fillers, or artificial extras, so you never have to wonder what to feed your parrot.
Our mix of ingredients is formulated to bring excellent benefits to your parrot.
A few of our incredible ingredients include: Blueberries are packed with Vitamin C and K to help keep your bird's feathers shiny and beautiful.
Coconut is an excellent source of vitamins and minerals and is one of nature's most beneficial oils for parrots' health.
Unsulphured apples provide a nutritional boost of dietary fiber, vitamin C, potassium, and antioxidants.
-NO ARTIFICIAL FLAVORING
-NO ARTIFICIAL COLOR
-NO FILLERS ADDED
-NO SUGAR
-NO PRESERVATIVES
-Whole Grains
-Freeze Dried Fruits
-Air Dried Vegetables
-Low-Fat Nutritious nuts
-Savory and Spices
Bird Street Bistro's nourishing bird food is suitable for all bird sizes, from macaws and African grays to parakeets and many others.
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- Date First Available : March 3, 2020
- Manufacturer : Bird Street Bistro
- ASIN : B085FW22QL
- Best Sellers Rank: #6,592 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies)
- #76 in Bird Food (Pet Supplies)
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flavor | AppleBerry | Cajun Bean | Tropical | — | Halcyon | hulled millet |
target species | Bird | Bird | Bird | Bird | Bird | Bird |
form | Granule | Granule | Seeds, Frozen | Frozen | Dry | Granule |
weight | 0.31 milligrams | 4 pounds | 3.5 pounds | — | 3 ounces | 2.26 kilograms |
breed recommendation | Medium Breeds | Bird Food | All Breed Sizes, Medium Breeds | All Breed Sizes, Medium Breeds | All Breed Sizes | Small Breeds |
ingredients | — | Pre-cooked non-GMO brown rice, organic couscous, organic triticale, organic hulled millet, organic rolled barley, organic quinoa, unsulphured dried diced apple, organic dried cranberries, organic dried blueberries, non-GMO dried carrot, organic coconut, organic ceylon cinnamon, anise seed. | — | — | Organic Ginger Root, Organic Rose Hips, Organic Hibiscus Flower, Organic Oregano Leaf, Organic Elderberries, Organic Chamomile Whole, Organic Jasmine Flower. | Organic Hulled Millet |
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Customers like the quality, appearance and ingredients of the pet food. For example, they mention that it's delicious, looks great and has many healthy ingredients. They appreciate the easy-to-make directions and the smell. Opinions are mixed on value.
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Customers are satisfied with the quality of the pet food. They mention that it's the best food ever produced, it makes great parrot pancakes, and it'll be a great addition to their bird's diet. Some say that the product is easy to cook, store, and feed. Overall, customers are happy with the product and recommend it to others.
"This is a very true and honest company. Products are very good have used them for awhile and my birds love the food...." Read more
"...They are super simple to prepare, very healthy, delicious, and versatile...." Read more
"Overall great food! My African greys who are rescues and have been eating only seeds there whole life love this food!..." Read more
"...I freeze in ice cube trays so it doesn’t go bad. Nice mixture of rice and veggies" Read more
Customers find the pet food easy to prepare, store, and reheat. They say the directions are easy to follow, and the mix can be put in a microwaveable cup, added water, and heated up. Customers also say the switch from pellets to the food is easy and convenient.
"...’s pellets and bc she was used to pellets already, the switch was immediate and easy...." Read more
"...and followed directs exactly as stated on the bag and it was the EASIEST to cook. As soon as i opened the bag it smelled so good...." Read more
"...I like that it’s nutritious and easy to cook up. We take it out after a couple of hours if she hasn’t finished it to avoid bacteria growth." Read more
"It was easy to cook but I thought it was expensive for a small package mix of cheap ingredients." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the pet food's ingredients. They mention that it contains many healthy ingredients, is nutritious, and easy to cook up. Some customers also say that the food is an excellent choice for a healthy diet, and contains higher quality ingredients than other pet foods. Overall, customers are happy with the quality and quantity of the product.
"...As soon as i opened the bag it smelled so good. Lots of spices and even my mom said “you should probably eat some of that too” LOL...." Read more
"...I like that it’s nutritious and easy to cook up. We take it out after a couple of hours if she hasn’t finished it to avoid bacteria growth." Read more
"...Regardless the bird loved it & its healthy so we will definitely be trying other flavors. I even tasted & pretty good ! Lol" Read more
"...It contains higher quality ingredients than every other hamster food. And best yet, it isn't served dry...." Read more
Customers like the smell of the pet food. They mention it smells delicious when cooking.
"...As soon as i opened the bag it smelled so good. Lots of spices and even my mom said “you should probably eat some of that too” LOL...." Read more
"...It looks like some kind of granola and smells good. I was tempted. lolI think the problem is my picky bird...." Read more
"...This got her used to eating different texture food. It smells great when it's cooking on the stove, too!..." Read more
"My birds love it when I cook this for them. It smells good and they like it. I like that it has so many healthy ingredients for them to eat...." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the appearance of the pet food. They mention that it looks like some kind of granola, and that their pets' feathers are shiny.
"...It looks like some kind of granola and smells good. I was tempted. lolI think the problem is my picky bird...." Read more
"...I recommend this product. Her feathers are shiny. Thank you" Read more
"...Looks great, Makes a large amount. Unfortunately my White Bellied Caique is not fond of it. I thought she’d love it. But not a fan." Read more
"Looks good, smells good. Only had it a few days. Offered to my 2 Budgies 3 times and they wouldn’t eat. Will keep trying." Read more
Customers are satisfied with the durability of the pet food. They mention that it will last a long time, keeps well, and extends their pets' lives.
"Super easy to make, keeps well. I use as a breakfast for a GCC...." Read more
"...This has been a great find and I’m certain will extend all of their lives longer and in greater health!!! So far, we have only tried the Apple...." Read more
"...A little goes a long way so it lasts longer than you think. I will definitely buy again!" Read more
"...This food will last you a long time!!! It’s worth the money for sure...." Read more
Customers like the storage of the pet food. They mention that it cooks easily, stores in the fridge nicely, and freezes well. Some say that the food can be kept in the refrigerator for about 3 or 4 days, and can be reheated.
"...It's very easy to prepare. Can be kept in the refrigerator for about 3 or 4 days; longer in the freezer...." Read more
"...Awesome ingredients, easy to prepare and store in fridge. Give it a try." Read more
"My birds love it! It cooks easily, stores in fridge nicely and freezes well for making a little more ahead of time...." Read more
"This product is so easy to prepare, store and reheat. The birds absolutely love it! As soon as I put the dish in the cage, they are all over it...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the value of the pet food. Some mention it's worth the price, easy to prepare, and a great buy, while others say it'd be a bit expense for the amount of servings you get. Some say the value is subjective, and some say they'll be sending the most recent order back.
"...It’s a bit expense for the amount of servings you get, someone told me to get local person who makes fresh as they sell it for less and in huge 5..." Read more
"...the cost of cheap ingredients etc , but I feel this is a decent size bag for the price (similar size/cost for other organic products) especially..." Read more
"...I think the price is too high and for that amount I would like to see organic. That is why I put one less star...." Read more
"...Value is rather subjective. I think most bird food is rather overpriced" Read more
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2024
Or 2 tablespoons to 3 tablespoons of water. The directions is 1 part mix : 1.5 parts water.
In short: Just get it!! Like the reviews say, even the pickiest bird has loved it. So I took a shot and so happy I did!! Here’s how I got her from a seed diet to a healthy pellet mix and Bird Street Bistro. I hope what I’ve done and the steps I’ve taken the time to explain help someone out there with there picky bird!
I’ve been working slowly with my Pineapple Conure over 8 months to wean off of an all seed diet. She’s been hard headed and picky! But she had her moments of curiosity. Pay attention to those moments. Even if your bird doesn’t actually eat the fruit or vegetable, notice how long they linger around the given food item even if it’s just being licked for a long time compared to other items you may have offered.
The first was getting her onto pellets and picking the right size. I started with the really tasty fruity ones from Zupreem (some people say they’re like junk food, which makes them a great intro to pellets. Who cares if they’re not the best or healthiest. The first goal is to get your bird to accept this new food, so make it the tasty one).
I first tried the Conure sized pellets and I learned after some observing she was refusing to eat them b/c they’re way too big and I saw she couldn’t even bite into them. I took a shot at getting budgie sized pellets and offered her 2 pellets to try. It’s a new food so too much at once can be overwhelming. The moment she walked up and grabbed a small pellet, she was able to crush it with her beak, and even tried the second one! So I saw she was willing to incorporate pellets now.
Ok. Great. Pellets are now a part of her diet and the seeds can be slowly taken away and used just for treats. I even forgot to buy her seed mix altogether the past month, which happened to play an important role for her eating Bird Street Bistro.. I’ll explain in a little…
In the mean time she still has refused fresh chop, or whole fruits and veggies. (That’s okay, we will work up to certain things - some items she would lick for a long time which is still progress compared to completely refusing them or being around them which she used to be like).
One day, recently, I tried giving her red pepper flakes and she liked them! That played an important role in choosing the flavor later on. Another time recently her vet gave her Dr. Harrison’s pellets and bc she was used to pellets already, the switch was immediate and easy. That’s why I say don’t worry about the food being the healthiest at first, just get them the tastiest item and get them used to the shape texture size and away from all seed. In time they’ll be able to switch to the really healthy pellets. Just give them time.
Ok SO
I get on amazon and order more Dr. Harrison’s, Katee’s seed mix, and Bird Street Bistro - specifically the southwest mix bc I already know she loves the red pepper flakes so the choice seemed obvious.
That night I took out all of her food from her cage so she would be good and ready for my plan!
Next day as soon as I received everything I got it all ready.
First I gave her the seed mix in a new shallow metal bowl made for kittens. Ohhh she was screeching in excitement to see her favorite treats after so long! And in a shiny new bowl! I let her snack on it for only a couple minutes and then took it away. I got the bird street bistro ready and laid a nice layer on top of her seed mix. She was so excited for her seed mix, she couldn’t resist, and willing to pick through, which still resulted in her tasting the BSB mix.
Normally she has straight up refused to eat if I mixed her foods together with fresh chop, long enough at a time, that I would have to give in to giving her just regular pellets and seed mix.
Anyways… She would go to the bowl, take a bite and walk away, and did this a few times until she finally sat and ate. A little later I let her perch on my finger and held the bowl for her and would pretend to eat with her she loved that. I left her alone and hours later when I came back her bowl had obvious large pits of missing food!! She really got into eating it! Seeing her willingness to approach and peck at the food let me feel comfortable in letting that be the only food in her cage I offered her all day. Outside of her cage she had a very small 2 tabkespoons of mixed pellets and seed on top of her perch if she decided that’s what she wanted.
But no, she actually was in her cage often today eating through the BSB / seed mix!
This is the most exciting thing I’ve seen her do with her diet and how much she loved the food! And the grains look kind of like the shape of millet too so I don’t think it looked too new and foreign for her.
This makes me feel confident that our next step may be able to incorporate fresh chop. But that will all come in do time. I am VERY happy with current diet.
There’s only a little left of her Zupreem, so that will now be used along with her treats seeing she has accepted Dr. Harrison’s - which will be her main food in her cage all day to eat as she pleases. While the BSB will be offered first thing in the morning with her seed mix. 🙌
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2023
Or 2 tablespoons to 3 tablespoons of water. The directions is 1 part mix : 1.5 parts water.
In short: Just get it!! Like the reviews say, even the pickiest bird has loved it. So I took a shot and so happy I did!! Here’s how I got her from a seed diet to a healthy pellet mix and Bird Street Bistro. I hope what I’ve done and the steps I’ve taken the time to explain help someone out there with there picky bird!
I’ve been working slowly with my Pineapple Conure over 8 months to wean off of an all seed diet. She’s been hard headed and picky! But she had her moments of curiosity. Pay attention to those moments. Even if your bird doesn’t actually eat the fruit or vegetable, notice how long they linger around the given food item even if it’s just being licked for a long time compared to other items you may have offered.
The first was getting her onto pellets and picking the right size. I started with the really tasty fruity ones from Zupreem (some people say they’re like junk food, which makes them a great intro to pellets. Who cares if they’re not the best or healthiest. The first goal is to get your bird to accept this new food, so make it the tasty one).
I first tried the Conure sized pellets and I learned after some observing she was refusing to eat them b/c they’re way too big and I saw she couldn’t even bite into them. I took a shot at getting budgie sized pellets and offered her 2 pellets to try. It’s a new food so too much at once can be overwhelming. The moment she walked up and grabbed a small pellet, she was able to crush it with her beak, and even tried the second one! So I saw she was willing to incorporate pellets now.
Ok. Great. Pellets are now a part of her diet and the seeds can be slowly taken away and used just for treats. I even forgot to buy her seed mix altogether the past month, which happened to play an important role for her eating Bird Street Bistro.. I’ll explain in a little…
In the mean time she still has refused fresh chop, or whole fruits and veggies. (That’s okay, we will work up to certain things - some items she would lick for a long time which is still progress compared to completely refusing them or being around them which she used to be like).
One day, recently, I tried giving her red pepper flakes and she liked them! That played an important role in choosing the flavor later on. Another time recently her vet gave her Dr. Harrison’s pellets and bc she was used to pellets already, the switch was immediate and easy. That’s why I say don’t worry about the food being the healthiest at first, just get them the tastiest item and get them used to the shape texture size and away from all seed. In time they’ll be able to switch to the really healthy pellets. Just give them time.
Ok SO
I get on amazon and order more Dr. Harrison’s, Katee’s seed mix, and Bird Street Bistro - specifically the southwest mix bc I already know she loves the red pepper flakes so the choice seemed obvious.
That night I took out all of her food from her cage so she would be good and ready for my plan!
Next day as soon as I received everything I got it all ready.
First I gave her the seed mix in a new shallow metal bowl made for kittens. Ohhh she was screeching in excitement to see her favorite treats after so long! And in a shiny new bowl! I let her snack on it for only a couple minutes and then took it away. I got the bird street bistro ready and laid a nice layer on top of her seed mix. She was so excited for her seed mix, she couldn’t resist, and willing to pick through, which still resulted in her tasting the BSB mix.
Normally she has straight up refused to eat if I mixed her foods together with fresh chop, long enough at a time, that I would have to give in to giving her just regular pellets and seed mix.
Anyways… She would go to the bowl, take a bite and walk away, and did this a few times until she finally sat and ate. A little later I let her perch on my finger and held the bowl for her and would pretend to eat with her she loved that. I left her alone and hours later when I came back her bowl had obvious large pits of missing food!! She really got into eating it! Seeing her willingness to approach and peck at the food let me feel comfortable in letting that be the only food in her cage I offered her all day. Outside of her cage she had a very small 2 tabkespoons of mixed pellets and seed on top of her perch if she decided that’s what she wanted.
But no, she actually was in her cage often today eating through the BSB / seed mix!
This is the most exciting thing I’ve seen her do with her diet and how much she loved the food! And the grains look kind of like the shape of millet too so I don’t think it looked too new and foreign for her.
This makes me feel confident that our next step may be able to incorporate fresh chop. But that will all come in do time. I am VERY happy with current diet.
There’s only a little left of her Zupreem, so that will now be used along with her treats seeing she has accepted Dr. Harrison’s - which will be her main food in her cage all day to eat as she pleases. While the BSB will be offered first thing in the morning with her seed mix. 🙌
I think the problem is my picky bird. I got the apple berry, and I'm going to continue mixing it with his regular food in hopes that he might get curious enough to try it and like it. Plus I already spent the money, so I might as well keep trying. If he finally comes to his senses and falls in love with it, I'll update. I might try other flavors for him.
I also cook it partly done and add it to her bird bread that I make for her every few weeks.
I like that it’s nutritious and easy to cook up. We take it out after a couple of hours if she hasn’t finished it to avoid bacteria growth.
Forgot to mention, no seed added to lure him into trying it. Just cooked and put in a bowl and he went right to town at devouring it!!
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2024
Forgot to mention, no seed added to lure him into trying it. Just cooked and put in a bowl and he went right to town at devouring it!!