Harrison’s Power Treats are certified organic, energy-rich parrot treats made with sustainable palm fruit oil. Suitable for small, medium and large parrots, they offer a nuttier, slightly sweeter flavour that many birds enjoy.
Power Treats can be fed as a healthy treat for parrots already eating Harrison’s diets, or used as a temporary main food source during seed-to-pellet conversion, weaning, recovery or other times of increased energy demand.
Key Benefits
- Organic high-energy treat made with sustainable palm fruit oil
- Supports skin and feather quality, natural immunity and vibrant colouration
- Can be used during diet conversion or as a bonding, training or enrichment treat
- Suitable for parrots of all sizes, with pieces that can be broken for smaller birds
Who Is This Food For?
- Budgies (parakeets)
- Cockatiels and lovebirds
- Quakers and conures
- Senegals and Meyer’s parrots
- Caiques and Eclectus
- Amazon parrots
- African Greys
- Pionus parrots
- Cockatoos
- Macaws
Power Treats are not suitable for finches, canaries or softbills, as the pieces are too coarse and energy-dense for their dietary needs.
How To Feed
- As a guide: small parrots ⅛–1½ pieces per day, medium parrots about 3 pieces, and large parrots up to 9 pieces per day
- Power Treats can make up to 30% of the total diet
- They may be softened with warm water for weaning or recovering birds
- Pieces may vary naturally in size due to production methods
Fresh Foods
- 75–80% of the diet should be Harrison’s pellets
- 20–25% should be fresh vegetables and fruits such as leafy greens, carrot, pumpkin, sweet potato, mango and papaya
Additional vitamin or mineral supplements are normally not required unless prescribed by an avian veterinarian.
Storage
- Use within 8 weeks of opening
- Keep the food in the original bag and do not repackage it
- Squeeze out excess air before sealing
- Refrigerate after opening for best freshness
The scoop shown in any images is for illustrative purposes only and is not included.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which parrots can eat Harrison’s Power Treats?
Power Treats are suitable for parrots of all sizes, including budgies, cockatiels, lovebirds, conures, Senegals, Eclectus, Amazons, African Greys, Pionus, Cockatoos and Macaws. They are not suitable for finches or canaries.
Can Power Treats be used during diet conversion?
Yes — Power Treats can temporarily be fed as the main food source during seed-to-pellet conversion, weaning or recovery, helping birds accept Harrison’s flavours and textures.
How much should I feed?
As a general guide, small birds can have ⅛–1½ pieces daily, medium birds about 3 pieces, and large parrots up to 9 pieces per day. Power Treats should not exceed 30% of the total diet.
Do Power Treats help with skin and feather quality?
Yes — the organic palm fruit oil provides antioxidants and carotenoids that help support healthy skin, beak, nails and vibrant feather colour.
How should I store the food?
Use within 8 weeks of opening, keep it in the original bag, squeeze out excess air before sealing, and refrigerate after opening to help maintain freshness.
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