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[birdaholics-anonymous]

Lafeber Pellet Berries Recall

From the company's Facebook page:

"Pellet Berries Recall

Much to our surprise and disappointment, our Pellet-Berries packaging has experienced an unexpected malfunction even with our strict quality control.

We’ve had two reported cases of mold out of 53,299 Pellet-Berries tubs sold in the past two years (in both cases, the birds did not consume the Pellet-Berries). Both cases were reported to us late last week.

After an internal investigation prompted by these two cases, we have learned that dust from the Pellet-Berries could interfere with the seal on some of the tubs. If the seal was not proper, air could enter the tub if the temperature or air pressure changed significantly. In rare cases, the air that entered the tub could bring excess moisture which could cause mold to form.

While this is a rare occurrence, it is too much of a risk for our beloved feathered friends.

To ensure the health of all birds who eat Pellet-Berries, we are recalling all Pellet-Berries and will issue a refund or send replacement product once we receive the product that you purchased. The Pellet-Berries recall includes all sizes 12.5 oz for Parakeet, Cockatiel, and Parrot and 3.5 lbs for Parrots. To organize a refund or replacement, please email us at [email protected] or call us at 1-800-842-6445. The new Pellet-Berries will be available in two weeks in bags instead of tubs. We will be posting updates here: https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/pellet-berries-recall/

No Nutri-Berries or Avi-Cakes or Pellets or any other Lafeber products are involved with this recall.

We appreciate your many years of trusting us with your beloved birds’ health and nutrition. We continue to create products that nourish your feathered family members and reinforce the integrity that you have come to rely on from Lafeber Company."

This only affects Pellet Berries, and this is not an issue with the food itself. Other varieties of Lafeber food products are unaffected.

Don't panic over this. If you have Pellet Berries, most likely they are fine, but better safe than sorry to get a refund.

[roravumacuv]

New Post has been published on

New Post has been published on http://www.bunnybits.org/lafeber-company-nutri-berries-parrot-pet-food-3-25-pound/

Lafeber Company Nutri-Berries Parrot Pet Food, 3.25-Pound

Classic Nutri-Berries are the food that doesn’t underestimate your bird’s good taste…or intelligence. Nobody knows your bird’s diet better than Lafeber. Nobody, that is, except your bird. Contrary to what many believe, birds don’t eat with just their beaks. They eat with their brains, too. In the wild, a bird will hunt for all kinds of food. Flavorful foods, colorful foods, foods that are fun, even playful to eat. And, intuitively, they get the foods they need. It’s a difference you’ll notice, too. Your bird will thrive on the stimulation and beak exercise it provides. In fact, 96% of the berry gets eaten. Which means it’s not just smart nutrition, it’s a smart buy, too. And at home? They fuss, they pick and get more food on the floor than in their beaks. Consequently, they not only miss out on the joy of eating – they miss out on nutrition too. Minimum waste. Maximum nutrition. Nutri-Berries are different. They’re made with savory peanuts, hulled canary seed, cracked corn and other tempting ingredients. They’re colorful, richly textured and invitingly shaped. It’s a difference your bird can see, taste and touch.

Product Features

Classic Nutri-Berries are excellent as a complete meal or as a special treat

Nutritionally balanced and naturally preserved

Omega 3 and 6 balanced

Naturally flavored with molasses

Convenient to feed

Click Here For More Information

[hedgehoghuddle]

New Post has been published on

New Post has been published on http://www.bunnybits.org/lafeber-company-nutri-berries-parrot-pet-food-3-25-pound/

Lafeber Company Nutri-Berries Parrot Pet Food, 3.25-Pound

Classic Nutri-Berries are the food that doesn’t underestimate your bird’s good taste…or intelligence. Nobody knows your bird’s diet better than Lafeber. Nobody, that is, except your bird. Contrary to what many believe, birds don’t eat with just their beaks. They eat with their brains, too. In the wild, a bird will hunt for all kinds of food. Flavorful foods, colorful foods, foods that are fun, even playful to eat. And, intuitively, they get the foods they need. It’s a difference you’ll notice, too. Your bird will thrive on the stimulation and beak exercise it provides. In fact, 96% of the berry gets eaten. Which means it’s not just smart nutrition, it’s a smart buy, too. And at home? They fuss, they pick and get more food on the floor than in their beaks. Consequently, they not only miss out on the joy of eating – they miss out on nutrition too. Minimum waste. Maximum nutrition. Nutri-Berries are different. They’re made with savory peanuts, hulled canary seed, cracked corn and other tempting ingredients. They’re colorful, richly textured and invitingly shaped. It’s a difference your bird can see, taste and touch.

Product Features

Classic Nutri-Berries are excellent as a complete meal or as a special treat

Nutritionally balanced and naturally preserved

Omega 3 and 6 balanced

Naturally flavored with molasses

Convenient to feed

Click Here For More Information

[roravumacuv]

New Post has been published on

New Post has been published on http://www.bunnybits.org/lafeber-company-nutri-berries-conure-pet-food-12-ounce/

Lafeber Company Nutri-Berries Conure Pet Food, 12-Ounce

Classic Nutri-Berries are the food that doesn’t underestimate your bird’s good taste…or intelligence. Nobody knows your bird’s diet better than Lafeber. Nobody, that is, except your bird. Contrary to what many believe, birds don’t eat with just their beaks. They eat with their brains, too. In the wild, a bird will hunt for all kinds of food. Flavorful foods, colorful foods, foods that are fun, even playful to eat. And, intuitively, they get the foods they need. It’s a difference you’ll notice, too. Your bird will thrive on the stimulation and beak exercise it provides. In fact, 96% of the berry gets eaten. Which means it’s not just smart nutrition, it’s a smart buy, too. And at home? They fuss, they pick and get more food on the floor than in their beaks. Consequently, they not only miss out on the joy of eating – they miss out on nutrition too. Minimum waste. Maximum nutrition. Nutri-Berries are different. They’re made with savory peanuts, hulled canary seed, cracked corn and other tempting ingredients. They’re colorful, richly textured and invitingly shaped. It’s a difference your bird can see, taste and touch.

Product Features

Classic Nutri-Berries are excellent as a complete meal or as a special treat

Nutritionally balanced and naturally preserved

Omega 3 and 6 balanced

Naturally flavored with molasses

Convenient to feed

Click Here For More Information

[hedgehoghuddle]

New Post has been published on

New Post has been published on http://www.bunnybits.org/lafeber-company-nutri-berries-conure-pet-food-12-ounce/

Lafeber Company Nutri-Berries Conure Pet Food, 12-Ounce

Classic Nutri-Berries are the food that doesn’t underestimate your bird’s good taste…or intelligence. Nobody knows your bird’s diet better than Lafeber. Nobody, that is, except your bird. Contrary to what many believe, birds don’t eat with just their beaks. They eat with their brains, too. In the wild, a bird will hunt for all kinds of food. Flavorful foods, colorful foods, foods that are fun, even playful to eat. And, intuitively, they get the foods they need. It’s a difference you’ll notice, too. Your bird will thrive on the stimulation and beak exercise it provides. In fact, 96% of the berry gets eaten. Which means it’s not just smart nutrition, it’s a smart buy, too. And at home? They fuss, they pick and get more food on the floor than in their beaks. Consequently, they not only miss out on the joy of eating – they miss out on nutrition too. Minimum waste. Maximum nutrition. Nutri-Berries are different. They’re made with savory peanuts, hulled canary seed, cracked corn and other tempting ingredients. They’re colorful, richly textured and invitingly shaped. It’s a difference your bird can see, taste and touch.

Product Features

Classic Nutri-Berries are excellent as a complete meal or as a special treat

Nutritionally balanced and naturally preserved

Omega 3 and 6 balanced

Naturally flavored with molasses

Convenient to feed

Click Here For More Information

[flock-talk]

(1) I hope this is okay that i post this here. I had asked about Lafeber's nutriberries and wondered if the dried fruit contained sulfates. Your reply was to contact the Lafeber company.

( 2) So I did and this was their reply to me from Lafeber. Yes,  actually all of our fruits and vegetables are indeed sulfate free. Thank you so much for asking.. We take pride in offering the best of everything in our products.: Non GMO, and  sulfate free plant  matter, and beadlet form  of vitamins  are the tip of the iceberg!

Thanks for the update!

[flock-talk]

What are your thoughts on Lafeber products?

Lafeber is a great company, their website is full of accurate information with regards to training, taming, health, species-specific overviews and a bunch of other great stuff.  The people behind Lafeber are a group of avian vets, technicians, behavioural consultants, and many other well educated and experienced individuals, I highly recommend them and their products to anyone with a bird!

[cornellcas]

“After the Civil War, the position's requirements changed. Secretaries of state were much less political party leaders than able, in some cases highly able, corporate-trained administrators. Their job was no longer to serve as part of a political balance in the Cabinet, but to administer an increasingly complex foreign policy.” Some of the most effective secretaries were corporate lawyers like Elihu Root, Philander Knox and Robert Lansing — establishment figures not interested in or known for their glad-handing skills with the hoi polloi. Others were career diplomats for whom politics held no appeal.

Walter LaFeber, professor emeritus of history and an expert on U.S. foreign relations, commenting in this Smithsonian Magazine piece about why secretaries of state make poor presidential candidates.