Harrison's Bird Foods Certified Organic Recovery Hand-Feeding Formula 350 gramUSDA Organic

A great go-to for hand raising pigeons or helping them recover from sickness. I've raised many baby pigeons on this formula and they've grown into beautiful birds! I love how smooth the formula is and they seem to prefer the taste of this formula over Kaytee. They go nuts when they know its feeding time. I like to also mix in the Harrison's Fine Potent Mash into the formula for a bit more protein and solids for them to digest. Great reliable brand all around. This formula also helped me save a sick bird and brought it back from malnutrition and uncertainy when I rescued her. ♡

I’ve had chickens for 10 years and I wish I had known about Harrison’s sooner. There were times I thought I was looking at Marek’s but in desperation I treated it as a nutritional problem. This product plus selenium plus Nutridrench has saved hens. It should be part of your rescue kit.

Quality bird food

This is a wonderful product. Every bird owner needs to have this kn hand. Be prepared.

Perfect food for sick or under weight bird

This is a thank-you note to the Finchery for its prompt and professional service of a very fresh product. I ordered one package on Wednesday, and it was at my post office on Saturday--amazing, considering it was standard shipping and I usually wait 7-9 days for items to arrive to Hawaii. For background, I purchased Harrison's Juvenile Hand-Feeding Formula after a coworker found a fledgling\nestling bird which fell out of its nest. As he thought it was a baby Common Mynah, he asked me if I could adopt it. I did, and immediately ordered this food, which was recommended by the Wild Bird Rehab website. Mynahs cannot tolerate iron and will develop hemochromatosis with iron buildup. (Note: Kaytee Exact is not recommended because of its high iron content.) When my coworker brought the baby in, I identified it as a nestling Red-vented Bulbul, another local bird. Its eyes were not yet opened, and he was rather small for this stage. I fed him a homebrew concoction as I waited for the Harrison's to arrive.I was totally amazed when it arrived in my post office on Saturday. The Finchery really care for birds and their customers' needs.The product itself is amazing. I've rescued many wild birds over the years but have never used a commercial product before. This product is a light green powder, but my baby (whose eyes have just opened yesterday) doesn't care. Since he's a Bulbul, I've added some cooked egg yolk for protein and mashed banana and juice for the fruit component. To bind it into a soft paste, I've also added crushed Cheerios. Before feeding him, I would coat the small pellet with mashed banana\mango baby food.Again, thank you Finchery for a great product and your very professional service.

When I got my cockatiel, he was being handfed with Exact. I handfed him from 4 weeks on. For some reason, I didn't like Exact, and since I wanted to wean him on to Harrison's pellets, I decided to switch to the juvenile formula. One of the things I didn't like about Exact was how messy it was to feed! And then if I missed any on him, it was as hard as a rock when he woke up. It didn't smell very good either. Not to mention the ingredients aren't that good. I did some research and then bought this formula. At first, I was surprised by the color...a soft green. But it smelled really good. Zero took to it with gusto! He loved it. Very little came out of that beak (while with Exact, it seemed like a lot came out). I think it's funny how much he loves it. He seems so much more happy and contented. And when I miss any formula on his chest or chin, it isn't like a rock. I just put some warm water on it and it's easy to remove...like it melts.I highly recommend this baby formula. Oh, and I should add, his weight is spot on.I hope this helps. My parakeet took to her Harrison's pellets right away....from seed!

I'm not happy about the small 2 oz bag. It looked bigger in the pictures and I was surprised on how small it was. You only use a tiny amount so I guess I get it. Harrison's is the best quality. I want the best for my baby. I took off a couple stars because it is so small. The protein is higher though. It serves a purpose. It seems more like a sample pack size, a sample of product.