KayteeExact Hand Feeding Pet Bird Baby Food For Macaw, Eclectus, Hawk-Headed, African Parrots, Caiques, and Any Baby Under 2 Weeks Old, 5 Pound

Best baby parrot food on the market that leads to well fed, good weight, happy birds. Easy to use as long as you have a thermometer. Inflation has caused product price to significantly increase, but I won’t use any other product since this is the best.

It saved a couple of our baby macaws 🦜 and a parrotlet. It’s easy to mix and they all tolerated it well. It’s wayyyyyy cheaper on here than at pet stores or pet websites.

I obviously had no clue how much five pounds was....it doesn't qualify for a return. I guess when I go to the bird show in March, I will give it to a friend who raises birds. The real shame is it is the same price as a little container at PetCo.

Nothing but good stuff from here 4 birds all hand raised by myself. I’ve got a great flock lol

My baby cockatiels were abandoned as babies by their parents n this formula did the trick. It’s awesome it even came with instructions on how much to feed.

Having cockatiels that hatched eggs, I needed to have some bird food on hand. I purchased this and froze some of it to use later. This 5 pound bag was used to feed 5 baby birds until they were weaned with some left over in case of more babies. The babies had to be hand fed due to adult birds not feeding them.

I only gave it 4 stars because I haven't used anything and don;t have much to compare it to. I stuck with it because that's what my Congo African Grey was being fed. I got him when he was 5 weeks old and used this all the way through and into his weaning period.Here 's what I did:Filled small mason jar with spring water.Filled small pot with tap water.Placed jar in pot and set on low on the stove.Used a thermometer until the jar water was 125 FUsed a 2 part water to 1.3 part formula. It's pretty thick at this point so I stir it until it gets down to 108 F.I would fill the syringe, feed and place it in the warm pot water (make sure it's not above 125 F) in between feedings.I should also point out that you should get a good kitchen thermometer and a back up. Test it against your thermostat and any other thermometers you have. The first one I bought was off by about 4 degrees, which is enough to be dangerous to a baby bird.

Used this to try and save a baby dove just into pin feathers that was knocked out of a tree being cut down. Worked great, bird chowed it down for over 4 weeks, until I released it in full feathers! It dries really hard, so need to be sure and wipe the bird clean daily to avoid a build up. Ended up having to wrap it in a warm wet towel for 15 minutes to clean after 3 weeks. Mixed with small bird seed last two weeks of feeding.