TOP's Parrot Food Bird Pellets for Small Hookbills - Non-GMO, Peanut Soy & Corn Free, USDA Organic Certified (4lbs)

I’ve been feeding my birds TOP's Parrot Food Bird Pellets for Small Hookbills, and it’s been fantastic. The fact that it’s USDA Organic Certified and free of peanuts, soy, and corn gives me peace of mind about their health.My lovebirds and parakeet took to these pellets quite quickly, which is rare for new food. The size is perfect for small hookbills, and it doesn’t create a lot of mess. It’s clear that this is a high-quality product with natural ingredients.Highly recommend this for anyone looking for nutritious and safe food for their feathered friends!

I wish I knew about this product 20 years ago! My birds actually love it and eat it every day. I wish that all parrot and pet stores carry this product because there’s such crappy pallets out there that people give five star readings for that are all artificial colors flavors and corn. I love this product is organic and I love that my parents actually eat it and talk to it within a couple of days. I’ve learned a lot from reading and washing tops products I think this is a necessity for every Paris diet in captivity

This product contains no soy or dyes. It is cold pressed not heated and then pressed into pellets. Heating destroys a lot of the nutrition. When we rehomed a conure, we were told they tried to have him eat pellets, but with no success. I gave him these and he ate them all!

My Green Cheek Conures are pretty typical. I've preferred them to be on Harrison's but since they tend to not love it I've mixed it with other brands as well as fresh chop. I got a sample pack of Tops because it is what the person I may be boarding them with already feeds her birds. From the first they were obsessed. Two weeks in they are both regularly eating all of their food with the same enthusiasm as treats and their energy and engagement seems improved. They just look happier which is something I never expected from a food brand switch. Definitely worth the upcharge from the other brands.

I buy these pellets for my cockatiels, but they are good for all birds. They give all your feathery friend could need by way of nutrients and minerals.

I have a conure, caique, and ringneck. All three started off pellet eaters but for some reason my ringneck became picky (that's her thing....) and has shifted to only fruits and vegitbles recently (some consider that good but I want a balanced diet). I have been struggling to get her to eat her pellets, and I had to give her vitamine suppliement in powdered form in her fruits and vegs that she normally would get from pellets just in case her "staples" are not balanced. I have had these in my freezer since they arrived a while ago and I finally tried them out and all three of my parrots seem to like them mixed in with soft pellets and seed/pellet mixes (trying to find something of high quality that my ringneck will like along with two other winged personalities). My recommendation to anyone in my same shoes, sample small amounts of various different products, it doesn't make much sense to buy the most expensive pellots if your winged friend never eats them so start small and find something that "sticks"

Just adopted a 5 month old Quaker. She has had these since day 1 in my house with no problems. Seems to really enjoy them.

My greencheek loves this food. I mix it with natural zupreem pellets since it’s not balanced & complete. Recommend for supplement feeding !