Very happy about Harrisons & let's discuss poop!

[lovethatgrey]

Lately I've been slowly decreasing the amount of Roudybush that I give to Emma and increasing her portion of Harrison's High Potency pellets. I am very pleased to witness and say that practically 98% of the Harrison's is consumed and all that is left is tiny crumbs! In my opinion, it is great value to have your parrot consume a product in it entirety with very little waste. I have also noticed that she eats her Harrison pellets with alot of enjoyment and gusto. Even if the initial cost is a little more expensive than the other brands it feels like money well spent because the pellets are not being discarded and she {Feel-good-00020114}is getting a very good quality pellet.

 

What I have noticed is that her droppings seem to be larger and thicker in texture. I wonder what this indicates.

 

I hope other members can chime in with their experiences.

[judygram]

lovethatgrey wrote:

What I have noticed is that her droppings seem to be larger and thicker in texture. I wonder what this indicates.

 

I hope other members can chime in with their experiences.

 

I really can't comment on that as Josey has always ate the Harrisons but her poops usually aren't runny, most of the time it looks like a long curled worm.

[Tycos_mom]

I do think that is a good sign it means she has good health droppings all my birds have droppings like that except Jeepers he refuses to eat pellets. but all the rest of my birds eat their pellet and all have very healthy poop

[daveyj]

Alfies been on Harrisons 2 weeks now and i noticed he now poops for England there seems twice the amount lol

[Dave007]

"""What I have noticed is that her droppings seem to be larger and thicker in texture. I wonder what this indicates."""

 

It means that she's holding it in longer through the night. Parrots take their biggest dump during the early hours of the day. Some even let go with a mass explosion when they wake up and it has nothing to do with what you're feeding your bird.