Hopi Harvest Blue Corn

It can be given to finch, small parrots, medium parrots, large parrots.

It can be offered daily.

• Serve it dry as is
• Mix it into your bird’s regular food
• Soak it before serving
• Use it in foraging activities

Biodiversity Bird Blends relies on experts in animal nutrition to carefully and safely formulate our blends. We do NOT simply mix random items in bags without considering the impact each ingredient will potentially have on your animals. We use the absolute best quality ingredients and inspect every batch carefully. Our goal is to improve the lives of the animals with which we share our lives and appreciate your trust in us and our products.

In bird nutrition, “whole foods” are ingredients that wild birds could obtain in nature—fresh vegetables and fruits, seeds, nuts, herbs, coconut, edible flowers, insects, and items that are soaked or sprouted. In short, foods you can recognize at a glance.

With the exception of processed products such as pellets, supplements, and bird cookies, most of these are considered whole foods. (Seeds count as whole foods, too.)

Please refer to this page.
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. To retain freshness, store in an airtight container.

There are no questions about this product yet.

Most of your questions can likely be answered on the Biodiversity Bird Blends introduction page. Please note that due to Japan’s strict Pharmaceutical Affairs Law, we are unable to disclose all official U.S. information. Thank you for your understanding.

Herbs are not medications and therefore do not guarantee any effects.
The effectiveness of this product has not been confirmed by FDA-approved research.
It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

In the United States, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) sets maximum permissible levels of insect fragments in foods. These levels vary depending on the type of food and manufacturing process. Since this product is pesticide-free and additive-free, the possibility of insects being present cannot be completely ruled out. Insects attached to herbs are considered a source of animal protein and are not harmful to birds; however, if you are concerned, please remove them before feeding. Please note that returns or exchanges cannot be accepted due to the presence of insects.