HealthyGut™ Avian Probiotics Dietary Supplement for Parrots, All-Natural Digestive System Formula (120 Servings)

I didn’t got the chance to try for too long but it seems good. And easy to use beeing powder.

This was exactly what I needed for my birds. After the first day using I saw a difference in the bird droppings, not perfect but better. I will say that the first time the birds went into the food with this powder on top they were not too happy and moved off the food. I gave it a bit of a stir so it wasn't just on top and when they went back to try the food again there was no problem and they have been eating regularly with the powder lightly mixed in since. Also, the previous unpleasant odor from their droppings is gone. After three days they are doing very well but I will continue to use this product.

Purchased as my parrot was having gut issues (smelly poop) After using this product for a week. I'm happy to say my parrot is back to normal again..My vet advised to keep using

My budgie is ill and the vet suggested giving him probiotics to get his good bacteria up. He also just stopped an antibiotic, and many websites state that it is good to give them probiotics while on the antibiotic and some time after to help restore the good bacteria. So far I can't tell if they are working, however, though it's pricey, it is a very good amount, especially for a tiny bird like a budgie. It's easy to use by sprinkling it on food. It does come with a scoop, but I took one star off for the size of the scoop - it is too large for a budgie and would have been nice for them to include a spoon with maybe one side the larger scoop and the other a smaller one. Other than that the bird seems to be eating the food and it's a lot easier than dosing by oral syringe or putting in water. Hopefully now it does the trick and makes my budgie better!

I bought this last October in an attempt to keep my parrots from getting crop infections. They greatly love making soup from their food, so we've had issues with multiple infections over the years which has made me hypervigilant and paranoid. We're 6 months in and we've had no crop infections so far (I also moved their food and water far away from and on different cage levels than each other so it makes it a tedious task for them to make soup)! I use a small container cup with a lid, put a scoop of food in, put in one scoop of this powder using the little scoop provided inside, put the lid back on and shake it throughly. This method helps make sure all the food is coated instead of just sprinkling on top.

My pet conure has always looked and behaved malnourished. After adding vitamins and minerals to her diet didn’t do the trick alone, I added these probiotics to her diet. Since then, her feathers, which used to be ragged looking, uneven, and dull, have become healthy looking, full, symmetrical, and colorful. That difference can only be explained by a failure to absorb the vitamins and minerals that she was being fed in the past. I cannot reference other products in reviews. Suffice it to say that I add a tiny bit of probiotic powder (and two other Avian powders, along with freeze dried broccoli and kale powder) to her nuggets [brand name omitted]. I also add a drop of liquid multi-vitamin to her drinking bowl. FYI, I do not add probiotic powder to her drinking bowl. And I don’t mix probiotics into any fluids before adding it to her food. I sprinkle it into her nuggets and that’s it. I have no complaints with this probiotic powder. It doesn’t appear to have an odor and my conure doesn’t reject food that I have sprinkled probiotics into.