Thoughts?

[Mizzely]

We're all human A sloppy website wouldn't specifically make me swear off a business!

I have used some food powders before. In particular, I use a small amount of this daily for Ripley, and seems very similar to the Anti Inflammatory one you posted:

Healthy Bird Anti-Inflammatory

Our best product ever... This is a combination of potent, natural anti-inflammatory and antioxidant ingredients, including Ceylon cinnamon, rose hips, turmeric, moringa leaf, ginger and cayenne pepper. These ingredients are an amazing and natural addition to the diet for mature and senior birds...

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This one I haven't used but she also carries it:

Super Greens

This product is packed with nutrition. We use oat, barley, alfalfa, wheat grasses, mustard, collard, beet and dandelion greens, chard, kale, spinach, parsley, basil, dill, cilantro and moringa. It can be sprinkled liberally onto any of your bird's food.

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[aooratrix]

I would love to try fresh tumeric, but I haven't found it yet . Thanks fir the tip !
Do your birds enjoy it?

I don't know that they enjoy it as I grate it onto/into foods that it can coat, so they get some whether they want it or not. I feed like greens: I try to make sure it gets into their beaks "accidentally" as it's beneficial. Sadly, you'll never see my birds munching on a piece of Swiss chard with blissful expressions. I've got to be creative to get necessities into their systems.

 

[aooratrix]

I buy an organically sourced (hope they don't cut corners!) spirulina but don't feed it daily. My guys probably get it sprinkled on food a few times a month. It struck me as one of those fad foods that come along periodically. I think it can be beneficial, but we don't really know. I offer them the kitchen sink and hope/pray they get close to what they need. That's the best I can do. It's worked with Morgan for 29 years, thank goodness. My vet says she's the healthiest Amazon in his practice, based on weight, muscle tone, feather quality, and test results. I'm not saying that to encourage y'all to add spirulina to your birds' diets. It seems to work for my flock.

 

[Pixiebeak]

I buy an organically sourced (hope they don't cut corners!) spirulina but don't feed it daily. My guys probably get it sprinkled on food a few times a month. It struck me as one of those fad foods that come along periodically. I think it can be beneficial, but we don't really know. I offer them the kitchen sink and hope/pray they get close to what they need. That's the best I can do. It's worked with Morgan for 29 years, thank goodness. My vet says she's the healthiest Amazon in his practice, based on weight, muscle tone, feather quality, and test results. I'm not saying that to encourage y'all to add spirulina to your birds' diets. It seems to work for my flock.

That's great thanks for sharing! I pretty much through the kitchen sink at my flock as well!
By their feathers luster something is working