I think these are supposed to be a cheaper price point, while still being organic. Since they don't include corn, soy, or peanuts, would be good for people who want or need to avoid those. They also say they can be supplemented up to 20% of the diet vs Harrison's Lifetime which is only 10%.Interesting, always good to have more options! But I’m a little uninformed… what would be the use case for these versus their Lifetime pellets? Would one be considered “better” than the other?
I did find it on Amazon, and thought it really strange that it is not on Harrison's own website. Then you can't combine it with other Harrison products to order.
Depending on the age and species of your bird, you could presumably do either.
I mean technically nothing wrong with it being an ingredient. The new HOPP also has alfalfa, as does Roudybush. But when you have the main ingredient being alfalfa, is it really the best ingredient choice for a bird?
Definitely a dig at TOPS.
Finally found it! Not sure if I missed it or was recently added.
It's the free shipping on Amazon that is not free.
I definitely understand how "free shipping" works, but if you can't get a lower price when adding multiple to your cart, then semantics about shipping vs no shipping don't matter.
Very odd that in the list of who not to feed it to “birds” is listed. I guess it is a typo but
those commas!
