Composition: Rice, Millet Hulled, Barley, Alfalfa Leaf, [The following ingredients comprise no more than 5% of total volume each.] Sunflower Seed Hulled, Sesame Seeds Unhulled, Quinoa Whole, Buckwheat Hulled, Dandelion Leaf Powder, Carrot Powder, Spinach Leaf Powder, Seaweeds (Purple Dulse & Kelp), Rose Hips Powder, Rose Hips Crushed, Orange Peel Powder, Lemon Peel Powder, Rosemary Whole Leaf, Cayenne Ground, Crushed Red Chilli Peppers, Nettle Leaf, Cinnamon. ALFALFA LEAVES: Loaded with health-building properties.
Their contents are not only balanced for complete absorption, but they help assimilate protein, calcium and other nutrients.
MILLET: A complete food, rich in minerals (especially calcium) and vitamins, particularly lecithin, which is important for the formation of healthy feathers.
BROWN RICE: Is a nutritious, wholesome staple food containing a sizable quantity of minerals. Its 8 amino acids are so proportionately balanced that it has the highest protein digestibility among staple foods.
SUNFLOWER SEEDS: One, if not the most, nutritious and healthy foods to be found in the dried fruits sector. They have a high content of healthy unsaturated fatty acids, contain important nutrients like vitamin E, selenium, copper, zinc, folate, iron and phytochemicals, plus are a rich source of proteins and fibers.
SESAME SEEDS: Loaded with minerals, especially high in calcium, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium, and are so high in vitamin E that its oil or meal is often used as a preservative. Contains all amino and essential fatty acids known today.
QUINOA: A perfectly balanced ratio of amino acids and is rich in vitamins, minerals and trace elements. 4.3% of those are Alpha – Linol acid, an essential fatty acid which is, otherwise, only found in fish
DANDELION LEAVES: A rich source of beta carotene, vitamins D, B complex and C. They have a very high potassium content, as well as numerous other minerals, like the bone, nail and feather-strengthening minerals calcium, boron and silicon. Dandelion leaves are good for a sluggish liver, to remove toxins from the liver and gall bladder and to help cleanse the blood.
CARROT POWDER: One of the top rated vegetables, providing protein, calcium, iron, and the vitamins A, C, and B, the phytochemicals alpha carotene, p-coumaric, clorogenic acids and the carotene complex.
NETTLE LEAVES: Helps the blood break down proteins, making it a natural kidney and adrenal cleaner.
SPINACH LEAF POWDER: An excellent source of beta carotene, vitamins C, E and K, calcium, potassium, iron, sodium, sulphur, folic acid and oxalic acid. They contain more protein and chlorophyll than most vegetables.
PURPLE DULSE: A sea vegetable that is a natural source of essential minerals, especially iodine, vitamins, ions, sea salt and roughage.
ROSE HIPS: Contain an extremely high amount of natural vitamin C, and are, therefore, a great antioxidant and strengthener of the immune system. They are also very rich in beta carotene, vitamin B-complex, E and rutin.
ROSEMARY: A stimulant for the circulatory system and strengthen the nervous system. Used as a heart tonic, for respiratory ailments, gout and rheumatic pains.
CAYENNE AND RED CHILI PEPPERS: High in vitamin A, C, iron, calcium and contain vitamin G, B-complex, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, and sulphur. It is a harmless internal disinfectant, increases the effect of other herbs, cleanses the blood, wards off and equalizes blood circulation, increases heart action but not blood pressure, and helps prevent strokes and heart attacks.
Analytical Constituents: Crude Protein min. 13%, Crude Oils and Fats min. 6%, Crude Fibre min. 11%, Crude Ash 1.27%. Contains NO BHA, BHT or ethoxyquin. NO artificial colours, flavours, vitamins, preservatives or sucrose/sugar. GMO free. Does NOT contain any animal products or by-products.
Feeding Directions
Feed approximately as much as your bird will consume in a day. Some days birds will eat more than others so the amount will fluctuate. Discard the remainder and feed fresh pellets each time. Consult your avian veterinarian if you have any specific diet related concerns.
Although an excellent source of protein, vitamins and minerals, we believe that no pellet can provide 100% of a bird`s nutritional needs. Please be sure to feed vegetables, fruits, nuts and some seeds for a varied diet.
Tip: You can crush the pellets up if your bird prefers a more crumbled pellet.
How should I store my pellets after they are opened?
Store in a cool, dry place, free from insect infestation. Refrigeration is not recommended due to moisture. Once opened for daily use, reseal in original or similar container and use within 8-10 weeks. Pellets can be frozen to extend shelf life. Treat like any other food and use within six months of placing the opened bag in the freezer.
