Harrison's Bird Foods Power Treats Organic Pellet Bird Treats

Certified Organic Energy Treats for Conversion, Weaning, and Flying

Product Description

Harrison’s Power Treats are certified organic pellet treats for all pet birds, made from a blend of non-GMO verified whole grains and legumes with naturally occurring vitamins and minerals. They are great for diet conversion, weaning, recovery, breeding, flying, or as a healthy enrichment snack, and they can be used as the only food source to aid weaning or changing a bird’s diet from seeds.

Benefits

• Great for Diet Conversion: May be the only food source to aid changing a bird’s diet from seeds to Harrison’s.
• Weaning Support: May be used as the only food source to aid weaning young birds onto a formulated diet.
• Extra Energy After Illness: A supplement for birds already fed Harrison’s that need extra energy following an illness under veterinary guidance.
• Feeding Young and Flying: Supports birds that need extra energy while feeding young, flying, or enjoying enrichment as a healthy snack.
• For Racing Pigeons and Breeding Birds: Power Treats suit racing pigeons and breeding birds raising young that need extra energy as a treat.

Variants

Available in two sizes:

• Harrison’s Bird Foods Power Treats Organic Pellet Bird Food, 1-lb
• Harrison’s Bird Foods Power Treats Organic Pellet Bird Food, 5-lb

Ingredients

Lentils, Zinc Sulfate, Palm Fruit Oil, Hulled Millet, Biotin, Brown Rice, Dried Algae, Sugar, Vitamin A Supplement, Sunflower Kernels, Calcium Carbonate, Whole Corn, Folic Acid, Chia, Salt, Copper Sulfate, Tapioca Maltodextrin, Hull-less Barley, Riboflavin Supplement, Peanut Kernels, Manganese Sulfate, Toasted Oat Groats, Thiamine Mononitrate, Alfalfa, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Niacin Supplement, Bentonite, Peas, d-Calcium Pantothenate, Dried Kelp, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, dl-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate, and Vitamin B12 Supplement.

Guaranteed Analysis

How to Use

Recommended-Dosage Chart 

Disclaimer: Product information and usage guidelines are provided by the manufacturer. Always use products as directed on the label and consult your veterinarian before use if you have any concerns regarding your pet’s health.  

Feeding Directions

• Feeding Suggestions: See the feeding suggestions below and follow them carefully when offering Harrison’s to your bird.
• No Extra Supplements: Do not use any additional vitamin or mineral supplements unless directed by an avian veterinarian.
• No Other Diets: Do not use other formulated diets together with Harrison’s or you could reduce the benefits.
• Whole Food Ingredients: Harrison’s whole food ingredients are not processed in a way that destroys natural seasonal characteristics.
• Normal Variations: Variations in color, texture and nugget size may result from this and are completely normal.

Additional Information

Storage Instructions

• No Preservatives: Harrison’s is committed to protecting your bird from artificial preservatives; follow these tips for freshness.
• Seal the Bag: Squeeze all the air out of the bag and zip it shut at the top.
• Damaged Zip Lock: If the zip lock gets damaged, fold the top over several times and clip it.
• Original Bag: Keep the food in its original bag and do not repackage it for any reason.
• Use Within 12 Weeks: Use the contents within 12 weeks of opening the bag so the food stays fresh.
• Original Packaging: Purchase Harrison’s foods only in their original packaging, and check that it is not damaged.
• Extra Freshness: Refrigeration, freezing, or use of Stay Fresh™ after opening may help maintain the food’s freshness.

Shipping & Return

We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.

For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What are Harrison’s Power Treats?

Ans: Harrison’s Power Treats are certified organic pellet treats for all pet birds, made from a blend of non-GMO verified whole grains and legumes with naturally occurring vitamins and minerals, great for conversion, weaning, recovery, breeding, flying, and enrichment.

Q2: When can I use Power Treats?

Ans: Power Treats can be used as the only food source to aid in weaning or changing a bird’s diet from seeds to Harrison’s Bird Foods. They can also supplement birds already fed Harrison’s that need extra energy following an illness, while feeding young, flying, or for enrichment.

Q3: Are Power Treats useful for pigeons and breeding birds?

Ans: Power Treats are also offered for racing pigeons and breeding birds raising young, which can need extra energy. Talk with your avian veterinarian or breeder about the right amount for your birds’ size and activity level.

Q4: How do I convert my bird to Harrison’s with Power Treats?

Ans: Consult an avian veterinarian before any diet change, then mix Harrison’s with your bird’s current diet and note acceptance. If your bird needs more time, increase Harrison’s by 25 percent each week over four weeks while reducing other food by 25 percent.

Q5: What else should my bird eat each day?

Ans: A bird’s daily diet should be 75 to 80 percent Harrison’s Bird Foods and 15 to 20 percent organic dark green leafy or dark yellow meaty vegetables and fruits, such as sweet potatoes, carrots, pumpkin, winter squash, broccoli, parsley, spinach, mango, or papaya. Offer treats as part of your avian veterinarian’s plan.

Q6: Can I feed other formulated diets alongside this food?

Ans: Avoid combining Harrison’s with other formulated diets, as this may lessen its benefits. Vitamins should also be avoided unless your avian veterinarian directs you to offer them. Fresh vegetables and fruits are the recommended additions.

Q7: How should I store Power Treats?

Ans: Squeeze all air out of the bag and zip it shut, and keep the food in its original bag rather than repackaging it. Use the contents within twelve weeks of opening, and consider refrigeration or freezing after opening to help maintain freshness.

Q8: What are Power Treats made from?

Ans: Power Treats contain organic sugar, tapioca maltodextrin, and palm fruit oil along with whole corn, peanut kernels, and other organic grains and legumes. Because they are an energy-rich treat, offer them in amounts suited to your bird’s size.