Harrisons

Well now. So much for not telling the difference between hp and lifetime. Alf knows by George and he ain't happy. So I'm mixing them up half and half and half is being left . And I bet I know what half that is. Oh well keep trying.
 
@Stinkie did you read this?
Which formula are you feeding
Should be one to two teaspoons of this
Lots of fresh fruit and vegetables though.
Personally I don't feed pellets so brain picking the others that do like @DanAndMarley as to what they offer alongside their pellet selection would be a good idea
 
Alf (african grey) is now eating the lifetime happily. He has fresh veg every pm with a little fruit. He likes carrot, swede, sweet potato, butternut squash, Brussels sprouts, brocoli and sweetcorn...he will eat grape, orange, pomegranite, apple,pear etc. But only a small portion of fruit. And nutriberries are a treat.
Rio (orange winged Amazon) has lifetime pellets and she likes any sort of fruit I give her particularly blueberries and pomegranate. Veg wise she's not so easy. A bit of carrot. Red pepper, cooked pulse and rice mix and brocoli chopped over it. This is just what they like they don't get all this every day of course. And Alfie has a little seed as a treat to go in at night.
 
I feed the appropriate amount of vegetables, sprouted pluses, seeds and a small amount of fruit. (fruit is only given once a week here).

I mainly feed the fruits and vegetables that are recommended in Harrisons handbook.
 
@Stinkie did you read this?
Which formula are you feeding
Should be one to two teaspoons of this
Lots of fresh fruit and vegetables though.
Personally I don't feed pellets so brain picking the others that do like @DanAndMarley as to what they offer alongside their pellet selection would be a good idea
She's on the adult lifetime fine since baby, she's never touched the HP.
 
Double check the quantity your feeding
Looks all grain based says about 7% fat :noidea:
 
Yeah I know it says they can eat all they want but if you have to restructure a diet that isn't helpful information
 
Yeah I know it says they can eat all they want but if you have to restructure a diet that isn't helpful information
The information on the bags isn't great, but anyone who wants to feed Harrison's should go to there website and download the Handbook for more information. The fist handbook they did was the better version, but it's hard to find online and my copy doesn't work any more.

Also read all the Harrison and Harrison papers, it give great insight to the diets and why certain ingredients were chosen.
 
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