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Our Customers Say...

I was recently visiting a friend in Chicago who has three pet parrots whom I had seen several times previously over the past 4 years or so. I was totally amazed when I visited her this past month, because her birds looked much different than in the past-their feathers were tighter and more colorful, and they just seemed healthier. She told me that the only thing that had changed was that she had been given some FRESH Addition by someone out west for her birds and that she had been feeding it for about four months. --M.J.

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We Will Be Closed April 30 to May 6 and June 12 to June 16.

I want to let you know that I will be out of town and our office will be closed from April 30th to May 6th. I will be back in the office on May 7th.
Also, we will be closed from June 12th to June 16th. We will reopen on June 17th.

Used Incubators for sale

Several have sold but we still have an incubator available on our Pre-owned Incubators page.

New Product Category

We have added a new category of products, Food for Birds in the Wild. Our first additions are insect-based wild bird feeds from Oregon Feeder Insects. See our new category here.

Sprouting Instructions are now online

Our sprouting instructions are now available online, either as a web page or a downloadable pdf file.

Our Customers write...

"Our bird a Rose-Breasted Cockatoo (Galah) born in 1991 developed fat tumors in 2000. We tried different foods, exercises, etc. and many visits to the veterinarian. Finally she had surgery in 2002. She had to wear a collar because most of her feathers in her belly and under were gone. Once again we tried different kinds of foods advised by our vet but it was such a problem.We weighed her every day and sometimes it seemed as we were starving her.She was a very unhappy bird. Feathers started to grow, but every time we removed the collar she would pick at herself and would make a hole. It was so frustrating for both the bird and us. Finally we found Marjorie Ann's food(old China Prairie) in the internet and started her on it. Our bird has been completely free of the collar for the last six months; she walks all over and is a happy bird. She is able to maintain her weight normally and all her feathers are back. This food has made the difference between our Fossey having a miserable life and her new wonderful quality of life as well as her owners who are very happy with her." --S.O.

 



Common Sense Solutions by Uncommon Means

We have a simple belief that guides everything we produce for aviculture and companion birds:

Provide superior quality, bird-tested, time-proven, economical products that are as close to natural processes as can be practically delivered to your door.

Beginning with knowledge of the birds in their native habitat, and years of experience with birds under human care, we utilize traditional wisdom and the latest technology to create our avian offerings. Each one is conceived to provide a whole solution, without trade-offs, compromises, or health and safety dangers. This goal is achieved by using diverse approaches, from the simplicity of natural ways in our diets, to the state-of the-art complexity of our incubators. Both have no peers in their fields. Please take a few minutes to review these pages and carefully compare our approach to your bird's well-being to your present practices.

THE RESULTS ARE VERY IMPRESSIVE