My Cockteil and Senegal both enjoy the Zupreem fruit blend. They actually play with it a bit before eating it, which I find silly to watch. My cockateil weaned right onto it without a problem and I offer him a healthy seed mixture as well. My beautiful Senegal was in poor shape when I rescued him, eating only sunflower seeds. When he saw the bright colors his eyes pinpointed and flashed. He marched that slow Senegal srut on over and devored his new diet. He now has a healthy supplemental seed mixture as a variety, but mostly enjoys those bananna shapes! Honey Buttons and Peanut approved!

Pros: Tastey and Nutritious

Cons: none

When this was the only pellet I was feeding my tiels and conure, they ate it pretty well. Once I started trying to vary their pellet diet by feeding them Zupreem Avian Entrees, they pretty much quit eating the Avian Maintenance Fruit Blend.

Pros: Well balanced and reasonably priced

Cons: They don't like it any more

My 2 birds would eat this food with no problems. They would usually pick out the red food first, then the orange, and last the green. It smells like fruity pebbles. The only problem was that they would throw it out of there cage at times.

Pros: gives a choice of flavor to your birds

Cons: messy

My birds really like this product. They prefer to eat it when moistened with water. The colors can cause staining. It makes their waste a bright color which can make diagnosing some health problems harder. (Avian vets can tell alot about the health of a bird by the looks of their droppings.) My cockatiel, Maryann, loves the yellow banana shapes. She picks and eats those first.

Pros: easy to get birds to eat

Cons: colors can stain

This is a good main diet for a cockatiel. The artificial coloring is a minor drawback, although some birds won't eat food that isn't brightly colored.

Pros: palatable, healthy

Cons: artificial color