Hari Hagen Tropimix Enrichment Food for Cockatiels & Lovebirds, 2 lb. - HARI Parrot Food with Seeds, Fruit, Nuts, Vegetables, Grains, and Legumes

This is a regular snack in their diets. The pieces are small enough that I think even Budgies could enjoy it. I feed it to my Quakers and Green Cheek Conures as a snack aside from their regular diet of chop and pellets.I will say that it would definitely be beneficial for birdies with beak damage or deformations, as they wouldn't need to deshell anything.The quality is always great. In fact, I have it on auto ship each month, so when they're near to running out, I don't have to worry about it.The package is somewhat small, but it's lacking all of the seed shell waste, so the price point is even better than for traditional seeds. Not to mention, it also includes pellets, and small pieces of papaya.My birds are always excited for their Tropimix, so I'm assuming it tastes great. Give it a try! Your feathered friends will squawk with delight, I'm sure of it! Mine even sing "mmm mmm, yummy yummy!" When it's time to eat it. Could just be habit, but I like to think it's because they're excited to be eating it 🤣

My quakers love this it’s soft so my baby Quaker that’s 3 months old just loves it

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I get 4 stars because it smells like peanuts.So I think it might just be peanuts. My cocktails give it a 5/10. It tastes okay to them.They're not excited to eat it

My cockatoo is very picky and it's been tiresome finding food and treats she likes to eat and not waste 80% of the food finding what my parrot likes, my cockatoo now eats everything during her feeding, I'm very happy and will definitely be the food I know my parrot loves with the daily nutrients she needs.

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Hagen Tropimix offers a good mix of seeds, nuts, fruits, and vegetables, which initially seemed like a well-rounded diet for my cockatiels. The variety is impressive, and I appreciate that it includes some healthier options beyond just seeds. However, my birds tend to pick out their favorite bits—mostly the sunflower seeds and dried fruit—and leave behind the smaller grains and legumes. This makes me question whether they're actually getting balanced nutrition or just filling up on the tastier (and less nutritious) pieces.The price feels a bit steep for what you get. While the ingredients are quality, the fact that so much of it goes to waste because my birds are selective eaters makes it hard to justify the cost. I’ve tried mixing it with other pellets to encourage them to eat more of the nutritious components, but they still manage to sort out the "junk food" first.It’s not a bad product, and I’ll likely keep using it in rotation with other foods. But if you’re looking for something your birds won’t cherry-pick through, you might want to consider a pellet-based diet instead. Good in theory, but execution could be better for the price.

We got Gucci, a young Pionus, as a rescue, she was very shut down and finding anything she would eat was a nightmare, however, she took to Hari food almost immediately, with great results in her appearance and health, we do 70% diet, and 30% enrichment. The price is higher than most other foods on the market, but the quality and appeal to Gucci makes it 100% worth it.