Zupreem Parrot Food And Nutrition

Zupreem is a company that is dedicated to improving animal health through proper nutrition. The Zupreem parrot food is for sale in several different varieties.

The FruitBlend Flavor Bird Food contains at least 21 minerals and vitamins in every bite. The pellets are available in 5 distinct sizes. The smallest (XS) size is for canaries and finches. The next size (S) is good for small parrots and parakeets.

The medium (M) pellet size is recommended for cockatiels, lovebirds and medium parrots. The next to largest size (ML) is excellent for medium to large parrots such as Amazons, Senegals and Greys.

The large size (L) is typically fed to large parrots like Macaws and Cockatoos.

Another brand of bird food is Harrison's and it is healthy because the food is certified organic. It was developed by avian veterinarians and it can prevent certain diseases.

One type of Zupreem parrot food is called AvianEntrees for adult birds. The three different mixes contain Vitamins E and C and it is suitable for both parrots and small birds.

The different blends are called Garden Goodness, Harvest Feast and Wild and Spicy.

Tom Roudybush is an avian nutritionist whose research led to the Roudybush Company that makes special bird foods.

His formulated pellet diet has maintained Orange-winged Amazons at UC-Davis since 1981 which is quite remarkable.

The Kaytee Company makes tropical bird treats called Nutra-Puffs.

These puffs are fun and crunchy, but they are healthy too. They contain DHA Omega-3 and natural probiotics for the health of your bird.

Mazuri products and PMI Nutrition have developed exotic animal diets for dozens of animal species that include everything from aardvarks to zebras.

There are parrot formulas for both breeding and non-breeding birds as well as 20 lb buckets of hand feeding formulas.

Another product from Zupreem is the AvianMaintenance FruitBlend Diet designed for large birds such as macaws, cockatoos and Amazons.

This diet is sold online where you can often find free shipping and coupons for discounts.

Many of the online reviews for this diet come from breeders, veterinarians and vet techs who all give it rave reviews.

The food comes in various colors and shapes and the aroma and taste will certainly make your bird happy.

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