Parakeet Bird Food, 4 lbs Bag - Seed Mix for Parakeets Budgerigars Budgies

It was very good. My birds ate it well. The seeds are small enough it could be used for larger finches as well. Nice variety of seeds; not just mostly white millet. I keep the main bag in the fridge and decant about a weeks supply into a glass jar. Stays fresh like that. Very clean, pleasant smell, easy to use. Good value for money. Refrigerate the main bag, helps maintain all good qualities for longer

I love this product and can't imagine buying any other food for my seed-only budgies, since the vitamin/mineral supplement is sprayed onto the seeds so the birds can't avoid it. (I tried to add fresh fruits&veg's but they were already two years old when they reached me. They also won't eat pellets, even mixed into seed.)I have to point out the product photos don't match between the 'title' page/list page/search results page and in the actual ad; this is both annoying and confusing. Plus the photo on the 'title page' (and even hear on the product feedback page) is an old design which looks an awful lot like another Kaylor of Colorado product, so again, annoying and confusing. What was I actually buying?? Happily, what arrived is what I wanted, Kaylor's Sweet Harvest Parakeet food (which includes dried veggies -- and which the birds don't eat anyway, but it makes me feel better...). The photos in the ad and on the 'My Orders' page match correctly to what arrived. The photo on the 'title' page/list page/ search results page is the old package design.

This seed mix is great. Smells and looks so much more fresh than other seed mixes I've used and it is not dry and dusty. My budgies love it. I will definitely continue to buy this seed mix, as it is a decent price for the quality, and being a 4lb bag.

nice quality for the price...

Hi, I've been using Sweet Harvest Parakeet Bird Seed for sometime. It was actually recommended by my bird vet and sold there as well. When I first adopted my parakeet he was already eating the Sweet Harvest, and I wanted to keep him on the same food. I have since gotten two more parakeet's I inherited from a family member who passed away, and now I've switched them over to the Sweet Harvest as well. They were on a cheap parakeet seed that was sold many years ago when I got my first bird. They all seem to really love it and I just add some small fruit pellets to the mix for extra nutrition. I have been purchasing my food from the same seller for quite sometime with very good service! No complaints on the food or the seller!!

My Quaker Parrot eats mostly fresh fuit, vegetables, legumes and nuts, but also likes the seeds from this mix. The two parakeets also eat the seeds. However, all of the birds, including the visiitors to the feeder outside the window in the fall, toss out the orange and green bits. Have other buyers experienced the same behaviors? I now put the entire bag in a collanger with holes to separate the orange and green bits from the seed. Curious to know if others experience the same "preference/sorting" behavior.

I feed this to my cockatiels because they don't like sunflower seeds and this does not have sunflower seeds in it. I've been buying it for several years now and no issues so I definitely recommend it.

bird food. Liked the convenience of having the birdfood delivered.