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Roudybush High Energy Breeder Small 25 lb
High-energy breeder pellet diet formulated for small parrots during breeding and chick rearing. Roudybush High Energy Breeder supports reproductive health, egg production, and optimal nutrition.
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Roudybush California Blend Small (10LB)
A wholesome blend of dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage combined with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and a healthy dose of sunshine.
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Roudybush Formula 3 Handfeeding Powder (24OZ)
Use as a handfeeding formula for all species of psittacines from day one to weaning.
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Roudybush High Energy Breeder Nibles 44 oz
High-energy breeder Nibles formulated for breeding birds, growing chicks, and birds with increased nutritional requirements. Veterinarian recommended and made in the USA.
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Roudybush High Energy Breeder Nibles 25 lb
High-energy breeder Nibles formulated for breeding birds, growing chicks, and birds with increased nutritional requirements. Veterinarian recommended and made in the USA.
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Roudybush High Energy Breeder Nibles 10 lb
High-energy breeder Nibles formulated for breeding birds, growing chicks, and birds with increased nutritional requirements. Veterinarian recommended and made in the USA.
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Roudybush California Blend Mini (10LB)
A wholesome blend of dried peaches, apricots, plums, bell peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and cabbage combined with Roudybush Daily Maintenance pellets and a healthy dose of sunshine.
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Roudybush High Energy Breeder Small 44 oz
High-energy breeder pellets formulated to support parrots during breeding season. Provides balanced nutrition for healthy adults and strong chick development.
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Roudybush Low Fat Nibles (44oz)
The Low-Fat diet is formulated for birds that are overweight. In general, a bird can be considered obese if its body weight is 15% or more than its expected body weight for that species.