Best pellets for my 14 week old IRN in Australia.

[MissMac]

Hi y'all. I have just removed seeds from Missy's daily foods. She has millet sprays on her "tree" but that is all. I don't want her to get FLD so I'm still learning.
She has her chop which she does enjoy, some cooked egg, she also enjoys, limited fruit, and, atm, VetaFarm Nutriblend pellets (small - might need to go tiny size) I'm wondering if they colour them to entice the parrots too them but I'm not sold on the colours. She's not overly fussed on the pellets but I don't want there to be any gaps in her dietary intake, so can anyone suggest a better choice of readily available pellets for her in Australia?

 

[Zoruace]

Hi y'all. I have just removed seeds from Missy's daily foods. She has millet sprays on her "tree" but that is all. I don't want her to get FLD so I'm still learning.
She has her chop which she does enjoy, some cooked egg, she also enjoys, limited fruit, and, atm, VetaFarm Nutriblend pellets (small - might need to go tiny size) I'm wondering if they colour them to entice the parrots too them but I'm not sold on the colours. She's not overly fussed on the pellets but I don't want there to be any gaps in her dietary intake, so can anyone suggest a better choice of readily available pellets for her in Australia?View attachment 33155

I really like harrson’s pellets and roundybush
Ive tried TOPs before but tiki didnt like them

Products

roudybush

roudybush.myshopify.com

Harrison's Bird Foods

TOP's Parrot Food Pellets and Seeds; USDA Organic Certified

TOP's Parrot Food is USDA Organic Certified and offers healthy parrot food pellets and seed mixes made with organic, natural, non GMO ingredients that keep birds of all sizes active and vibrant. Corn, soy and peanut free. Made in the USA. No fillers or artificial ingredients. Veterinarian approved.

topsparrotfood.com

Im not sure if they ship to Australia tho

 

[foxgloveparrot]

Yeah, Tiki is right. Good brands are: Harrison's, Roudybush, Top's, Lafeber's, and BirdTricks pellets. Just get whichever is most available to start, but then decide which your bird likes.

 

[Zoruace]

BirdTricks pellets.

Birdtricks’ pellets are just a renamed version of tops that more expensive tbh

 

[foxgloveparrot]

Birdtricks’ pellets are just a renamed version of tops that more expensive tbh

Yeah they are. I guess if more available than Top's get them, but thanks. It's true

 

[MissMac]

Yeah, Tiki is right. Good brands are: Harrison's, Roudybush, Top's, Lafeber's, and BirdTricks pellets. Just get whichever is most available to start, but then decide which your bird likes.

Just have to find one in Australia.

 

[Zoruace]

Just have to find one in Australia.

Im pretty sure tops delivers at Australia
Does amazon deliver there?
Roundybush and harrsion’s are at amazon

 

[foxgloveparrot]

Just have to find one in Australia.

Most online stores ship, but obviously it would be better NOT to pay extra for shipping. I don't know about bird stores and stuff in Australia
Plenty of our members live in Australia. Ask them?

 

[LaManuka]

Roudybush, Harrisons and Tropimix/Tropican are available from https://www.petshopdirect.com.au/shop/category/premium-bird-foods

TOPS is a little harder to get here, it's normally available from https://parrotsupplies.com.au/ but I think they may be finding it a little more difficult to get supplies of various products in from overseas at present. I actually tried it with my cockatiel and budgie but they didn't like it - you can't please everybody!

 

[MissMac]

Most online stores ship, but obviously it would be better NOT to pay extra for shipping. I don't know about bird stores and stuff in Australia
Plenty of our members live in Australia. Ask them?

That's why I put Australia in the title.

 

[zERo]

I wouldn't feed your IRN roudybush or lafebers, both of those pellets only contain fillers like corn, wheat , and soy and then everything else is an artificial vitamin or preservative. I'd try Harrisons or TOPs