Roudybush Bird Food | Daily Maintenance Bird Food Large 25 lb

Bulk bag food is zone priced for fair value.

Zone 2	North Carolina \| South Carolina \| Virginia \| West Virginia \| Georgia \| Pennsylvania
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Zone 6	Colorado \| New Mexico \| North Dakota \| Wyoming
Zones 7 & 8	Arizona \| California \| Idaho \| Montana \| Nevada \| Oregon \| Utah \| Washington

Daily maintenance is a highly palatable diet for the average bird and supplies nutrients needed to allow birds to look their best and to live long, healthy lives. Daily Maintenance has roughly 7% fat and 21% of its calories are derived from fat.

Choosing a Pellet Size: Use any pellet size your bird prefers. Suggestions of pellet sizes are listed below and are based on the size of your bird measured from head to toes.

LARGE Birds taller than 10" such as: Large Macaws and Large Cockatoos
MEDIUM Birds 8" and taller such as: Macaws, Cockatoos and Amazons
SMALL: Birds 6" and taller such as: Dwarf Macaws, Eclectus, Cockatoos, Pionis, Conures, Rosella, African Grey and Lory
MINI & CRUMBLE: Birds 3" and taller such as: Cockatiels, Quakers, Lovebirds, Budgies (Parakeets), Conures, Ringnecks, Caique, Parrotlet, Canary and Neophema
NIBLES: Birds up to 3" tall such as: Finch, Canary and Budgies (Parakeets)

Suggested Uses

Excellent for converting birds from high-fat seed diets. Birds much more likely to accept a new diet if the food has a significant amount of fat.
Daily Maintenance is the perfect food for individual birds that tend to be too thin due to high activity levels or low food consumption.
Feed to put weight back on a bird that has suffered a significant weight loss.
Perfect for birds that are housed in cool or cold temperatures where a higher calorie intake is needed.
In breeding birds that do not feed their own chicks use Daily Maintenance. If the chicks are being pulled the first day hatched this will provide the nutrients to support egg production unless the hen is laying an excessive number of eggs

Nutritional Composition:

Protein 11%
Fat 7%
Fiber 3.5%
Calcium 0.4%
Vitamin D3 800 ICU/kg
Vitamin A 7,875 IU/kg