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All natural ingredients! Ever wonder why our foods are not colored?
We pride ourselves in providing your pet with healthy food that is good for them, with ingredients their bodies require, not food that is appealing to our human eyes. That is why we only use high quality ingredients and never add food colorings.
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All of the Roudybush diets are formulated by avian nutritionist Tom Roudybush, M.S. In his 16 years of nutritional
research at the university of California, Davis, 10 of which specifically focusing on the nutritional requirements
of pet birds, Tom has become a leader in the avian nutrition field. His work is the basis for most of the published
nutritional research in pet birds that are available today. For more information about his work and specific
science, consult the bird brain.
What does this mean for you and your pet? It means that when you purchase Roudybush you know you are providing your
bird the best possible nutrition so they can live their lives to the fullest.
Here we have pulled out various facts from some of his publications that might interest you.
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Some Interesting Science Facts
Sick cockatiel chicks revealed high numbers of coliforms and low numbers of lactobacilli; the reverse was found in healthy cockatiel chicks. Possibly as in other species, lactobacilli help to control coliforms until the cockatiel chick develops its normal Read More
In order to determine nutrient requirements of birds, the diets must be of known, controllable composition. Read More
Bagging eggs in self-sealing plastic bags can reduce the loss of viability during the preincubation storage period. Read More
Weaning appears not to be a learned process and is not affected by external stimulation of hunger. It is a process which develops as the bird matures, just as standing and flying develop. Read More
the calcium requirement for egg laying may be expected to be lower in altricial birds than in poultry. Read More
Gout comes in two forms, articular and visceral. Read More
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