2 Pack of Safflower Gold Natural Blend Conure and Cockatiel Food, 3 Pounds Each

Excellent quality! Love the twin pack

I have been buying this for 4 years now and it never disappoints. My birds love it and very little waste. The way I use it is as a supplement to a much higher cost pellet; which is amazing for them. However, when I feed just the high priced stuff they either kick it around or waste quite a bit. So, I decided to stick with this to make sure they are eating adequately and happy. The vet has noticed no difference in their health or feathering - still beautiful and loud babies. For the record, I have a sun conure, pineapple green cheek conures, and lovebirds. All doing great and loving it.

Quality bird seed. It's hard to get this in Orlando area so I appreciate getting it sent to the front door.

The birds seem to love this mix. I mix it with other nutritious things but they seem to find it tasty and it has some extra nutritious things in it aside from seed. Doesn't appear to have added color and is good quality for the price. The cockatiels have spoken!

My parrot loves this food. I had a delivery issue with my order and the seller was a big help. Thank you!

Good product, but only 3 lbs in a 5 lb bag. Photo is of an unopened bag. Bag lists only 3 lbs, but wasteful packaging probably to hide price per lb increase.

This is turned into my go to option. I like that it doesn’t have sunflower seeds in it. Smells great and I would say my bird eats 80% of it. So it a good option for my sun conure.

These don't ship as fast as they used to , even with Prime. I shop all around to get the fastest shipping....never very fast. But the birds like it, so........I try to get this because it has variety for my different kinds of birds, and they do all love it. All the birds are healthy. I also add other treats that are fresh, but this is their basic diet for years and years. I make sure to examine it closely , just to be sure there aren't any surprises, but its always good and seems fresh. One tip- I put my bridseed in the freezer for SEVERAL DAYS before pouring it ito the big jar I store it in. This reduces, and usually stops the production of moths. Birdseed comes with some moth eggs. (I've never found a birdseed that doesn't.) You can't see them. The longer you keep it the more moths hatch, but freezing kills the eggs. It works. I keep a lot of wool yarn. The moths will eat every bit of expensive yarn I have if I don't keep winning the battle.