Roudybush Daily Maintenance Mini Bird Food

My 5yr old sun conure; Sammy loves Roudybush pellets. I first purchased the small size, "his favorite" and based on the amount of mess he was making with the pellets, i thought they were too big and purchased the mini. He eats the mini but not as well as he did the larger pellets. Also, my vet is extremely happy with his overall health and highly recommends Roudybush as well.

I spent a long time looking for food my picky little feathered friends would eat and for a school baking project where I mad cookies so I made bird cookies with these pellets and thay loved them I never was able to get them to eat pellets before so I thank it's worth it also I got an A on my project and my teacher is using my project as an example next year

I used to give my Indian Ringnecks the Tops pellets but they didn’t like them and would barely eat them. I had heard about Roudybush and decided it couldn’t hurt to try it. My boys decided they like them so this is the brand I’m going to stick with for now on!

Great product and fairly priced. I would recommend this product. My bird loves it.

Got my product in 2 days, I was surprised and pleased with the speed and ease of getting my bird's food.

My Indian Ringneck, Lovebird, and cockatiel get fed this every day, they love it! I even crush it up a little for my budgies. Would recommend!

My bird didn’t eat any of it. Good food but not for my bird.

The best bird food ever. Great prices. Very good customer service.

My four birds were weaned onto Roudybush, so I have not had to deal with transitioning. It's important to remember that birds may need a little convincing to try something new and just because they refused once, doesn't mean you should stop trying. I have a black capped conure, lovebird, two linnies, and we've tried the nibbles, but came back to mini. For the price difference, if these are too big just crush with a hammer, problem solved. As for any insects, this is a top quality product, but it's never a bad idea to just pop the bag (of any bird foods) in the freezer for a few days to make sure anything is dead. Pantry moths are gross, but they're totally safe. I wouldn't try any other brand My four birds were weaned onto Roudybush, so I have not had to deal with transitioning. It's important to remember that birds may need a little convincing to try something new and just because they refused once, doesn't mean you should stop trying. I have a black capped conure, lovebird, two linnies, and we've tried the nibbles, but came back to mini. For the price difference, if these are too big just crush with a hammer, problem solved. As for any insects, this is a top quality product, but it's never a bad idea to just pop the bag (of any bird foods) in the freezer for a few days to make sure anything is dead. Pantry moths are gross, but they're totally safe. I wouldn't try any other brand and I'm so happy that Chewy carries it, I can just add it to my cat food order. … more

For the amount you get this is one of the better prices to pay for food pellets. My lovebird took no time at all to transition to this, and the pellet is perfectly sized for him. I am happy that this food doesn’t make as much dust as the other pellet brands have in the past. While some may see the addition of alfalfa to the recipe as a "cheap" filler, I actually see this as a benefit as my lovebird refuses to eat any sort of fresh greens in his diet. My only concern is it has the ability to stink up a room when left out in large quantities (easily remedied by feeding in smaller portions to limit the smell), but that doesn’t stop me from recommending this to bird owners who need to find a healthy For the amount you get this is one of the better prices to pay for food pellets. My lovebird took no time at all to transition to this, and the pellet is perfectly sized for him. I am happy that this food doesn’t make as much dust as the other pellet brands have in the past. While some may see the addition of alfalfa to the recipe as a "cheap" filler, I actually see this as a benefit as my lovebird refuses to eat any sort of fresh greens in his diet. My only concern is it has the ability to stink up a room when left out in large quantities (easily remedied by feeding in smaller portions to limit the smell), but that doesn’t stop me from recommending this to bird owners who need to find a healthy, good sized pellet for their pet. … more