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product_id: 13161977
title: "RoudyBush Daily Maintenance Bird Food, Medium, 44-Ounce"
brand: "roudybush"
price: "¥9418"
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reviews_count: 12
category: "Roudy Bush"
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# No added sugars or colors Scientifically formulated nutrition Medium pellet size for optimal bird enjoyment RoudyBush Daily Maintenance Bird Food, Medium, 44-Ounce

**Brand:** roudybush
**Price:** ¥9418
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦜 Elevate your bird’s daily diet with science and purity—because they deserve the best!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** RoudyBush Daily Maintenance Bird Food, Medium, 44-Ounce by roudybush
- **How much does it cost?** ¥9418 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.jp](https://www.desertcart.jp/products/13161977-roudybush-daily-maintenance-bird-food-medium-44-ounce)

## Best For

- roudybush enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted roudybush brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Feeding:** Pelleted form reduces mess and waste—no more scattered shells, just clean, easy meals.
- • **Perfect Pellet Size:** Medium pellets designed for medium birds like conures and pionus, encouraging natural foraging behavior.
- • **Pure & Natural Fuel:** No artificial sugars or colors—only wholesome, clean ingredients your birds deserve.
- • **Trusted by Bird Pros:** Highly rated by discerning bird owners who demand quality, safety, and ethical sourcing.
- • **Science-Backed Nutrition:** Formulated by experts to support vibrant feathers and lasting health at every life stage.

## Overview

RoudyBush Daily Maintenance Bird Food (Medium, 44-Ounce) is a scientifically formulated, no-added-sugar, no-color pelleted diet designed for medium-sized birds. It supports all life stages with wholesome, 100% edible ingredients free from animal by-products. Trusted by bird owners for its clean, mess-reducing pellet form and superior nutrition that promotes vibrant feathers and overall health.

## Description

desertcart.com : RoudyBush Daily Maintenance Bird Food, Medium, 44-Ounce : Pet Food : Pet Supplies

Review: Quality and apparently very tasty - I am allergic to a lot of grass pollens, and real grain or seed-based diets set off my allergies (its not the feathers, its the pollen and dust from the feed!). This pelleted food impressed me as being healthier for both me, and my birds. Parrots really should not be eating a lot of seeds, or the mainly seed-based diets, because that is not their natural diet and some of them eat too much of it (too high in starch) and become malnourished. Actually, they like to crack the shells of seeds and that is probably why some parrots go crazy for seed-based bird foods - and become unhealthy. Sort of like humans and buttered popcorn, potato chips and dips. :) This is a high quality pelleted parrot food, and they eat almost every bit (some dust or bits spilled outside the cage are lost, but nothing like all the shells on the floor, or the claw-fulls of fancy colored pellets that one of my birds likes to throw - like a little baseball pitcher). If I don't have time to give them fresh or cooked treats, they can thrive on this pelleted food alone and never tire of it. So it is clean, easy to feed, approved by all my birds, and is reasonably priced - -no more than some of the other brands. Their feathers shine and have wonderful color after a few months on this feed. I like it that Tom Roudybush did his graduate studies at UC Davis at the famous animal nutrition department, and then set out to produce one of the most wholesome but reasonably-priced commercial bird foods. It still outperforms the other pellets, even if it doesn't look like eye-candy in the bowl. It is minimally processed, wholesome, and apparently tasty to parrots. The medium sized pellets are meant for my desertcart and pionus parrots, but sometimes they like the small or mini which are more "seed sized" and sometimes even the smaller birds enjoy gnawing on the larger sizes. It is funny to see a small bird clutching a chunk of large pellet in one foot and gnawing at it. BTW, if your bird is not used to pelleted food, and you want to get it to eat a new food, introduce very gradually. Also, empty the dish every day -- you don't want to find that the dish was full of shells of other seeds plus pellets, and your bird is going hungry because it refuses the strange new pellet. You might clean the dish in the morning and put just a few pellets in as a treat in the morning - -some birds pick them up as toys. Later in the day, add a day's worth of their old food on top of the pellets -- if any are left. For some birds, you might want to gradually increase pellets (only after signs that the bird does pick up and nibble at pellets) very very slowly, over a month or so, while decreasing the other foods. You might smear a tiny bit of peanut butter on a medium or large pellet and offer it as a "toy" (sneaky, but effective, if your bird likes peanut butter, as most parrots do). When your parrot clearly sees this as a special treat, you can then switch to this as its new food more quickly. My birds were raised with all sorts of foods, so are not picky, but given a choice, now will pick out the Roudybush pellets and eat them first! Fun to watch them hurrying to the food bowl and lingering over a size that fits nicely in their claw when they want to pick something up to eat as "hand food." :) I have not been able to buy Roudybush locally,and just bought a small bag to tide us over until next week when I will order a 10 lb bag.
Review: Wonderful Brand! We Love Roudybush! - Ok bird owners are picky! I mean like REALLY picky about diet and toy safety. We check ingredients and wanna know how a product is made. Because of this there’s only 4 brands most bird owners will even use: Roudybush, Harrison’s, Golden Obles (all organic), & some use Zupream (although we don’t like the color additives so choose not to use this, plus the brand seems to have a lot of recalls). For us this is a great product for the price. Complete nutrition (we also feed homemade veggie/fruit/grain mash & chip along with their pellets, & most bird owners who know what they’re doing do this too!) I like the size of these for medium bird’s but we often break them up into 2-3 pieces per pellet but it’s fairly easy to do. The smaller size of this pellet is better suited for budgies and cockatiels as medium conures will just toss those out of bowls. We also use these pellets in our recipes sometimes too when we make mashes or need to add supplements. I like the ingredients list and think this is an ethical company who knows what they’re doing. Wish pet stores carried it more often. It’s our go to brand that’s affordable. Note: *Sometimes desertcart sends us the wrong size pellets though which has happened and they need to look out for. But they usually fix the problem when we contact them which is great and why we use desertcart so much. If you have picky birds, try this one. Tips: for weaning or picky birds you can try to wet them or soak them in a juice or water. You can easily crush them to add to mash or chop recipes you make. Use them for foraging toys by adding a few nuts & seeds & these pellets, to give them a variety of healthy options. Use seeds sparingly. If you need a brand of pellets to wean a bird off seeds onto, I recommend this or zupreem as birds seem to take to these 2 brands best. But I’d chose Roudybush just due to the ingredients list being better quality stuff and safer, & the company being one I can support and say good things about. U don’t often hear of an fda recall on this great brand! Try them!

## Features

- No Added Sugars Or Colors
- 100-Percent Edible And No Animal By Products
- Scientifically Formulated

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0002GLYH0 |
| ASIN  | B0002GLYH0 |
| Age Range Description | All Life Stages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #24,467 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #235 in Bird Food |
| Brand Name | RoudyBush |
| Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8 4.8 out of 5 stars (323) |
| Date First Available | January 9, 2009 |
| Date First Available  | January 9, 2009 |
| Directions | 1. Measure the appropriate amount of bird food based on size and dietary needs your bird. 2. Pour into bird's dish. 3. Discard any uneaten after a few hours to maintain freshness. 4. Monitor health adjust as needed. 5. Consult packaging or veterinarian for more specific feeding instructions. |
| Included Components | Bird Food |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 3 x 10.5 x 9 inches |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 10.75 x 8.78 x 2.87 inches |
| Item Weight | 2.8 Pounds |
| Item model number | 244MDDM |
| Item model number  | 244MDDM |
| Manufacturer | Roudybush, Inc. |
| Manufacturer  | Roudybush, Inc. |
| Model Name | Daily Maintenance |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Dimensions  | 3 x 10.5 x 9 inches; 2.8 Pounds |
| Size | 2.75 Pound (Pack of 1) |
| Specific Uses for Product | Bird Food |
| Target Audience Keyword | birds, parrots |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** All Life Stages
- **Brand:** RoudyBush
- **Flavor:** Medium Pellets
- **Item Form:** Pellet
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Bird Food

## Images

![RoudyBush Daily Maintenance Bird Food, Medium, 44-Ounce - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61xpGh7hXzL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What is the expiry date ?**
A: The answer to that question will change over time and change depending on which seller you purchase it from.  If bags have been sent into the Amazon warehouses at a certain point, the exp date will remain the same until they are sold.  If you want to know if a product has a good exp date, you need to contact the exact seller  you are purchasing from and get the current date.  Do not expect a 2-year exp date from any given seller at any given time.

**Q: Is this only 2.75lbs because the bag says 44oz yet the title of this says 10lbs?**
A: My delivery came in three bags weighing 44oz each.  If my HS math still works, that’s 132 divided by 16 which is 8.25 lbs.  Hope that helps.

**Q: My cockatiel loves picking up her food with her foot to eat it, but the small size is too small for her to do that with. will this be suitable?**
A: Yes, the large size is good for my mini McCaw to pick up and the med. size is just right to eat by her beak. She eats different things I mix several brands together and she eats what she is in the mood for. She then demands whatever we are eating if it is what she likes.

**Q: Why won’t my parrot eat Roudy Bush pellets I just received?**
A: My two Yellow Napes wouldn't eat it either at first so I introduced it slowly by adding it to the bean/veggie mix I cook for my two.  They will eat it that way but not by itself.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Quality and apparently very tasty
*by C***S on April 8, 2014*

I am allergic to a lot of grass pollens, and real grain or seed-based diets set off my allergies (its not the feathers, its the pollen and dust from the feed!). This pelleted food impressed me as being healthier for both me, and my birds. Parrots really should not be eating a lot of seeds, or the mainly seed-based diets, because that is not their natural diet and some of them eat too much of it (too high in starch) and become malnourished. Actually, they like to crack the shells of seeds and that is probably why some parrots go crazy for seed-based bird foods - and become unhealthy. Sort of like humans and buttered popcorn, potato chips and dips. :) This is a high quality pelleted parrot food, and they eat almost every bit (some dust or bits spilled outside the cage are lost, but nothing like all the shells on the floor, or the claw-fulls of fancy colored pellets that one of my birds likes to throw - like a little baseball pitcher). If I don't have time to give them fresh or cooked treats, they can thrive on this pelleted food alone and never tire of it. So it is clean, easy to feed, approved by all my birds, and is reasonably priced - -no more than some of the other brands. Their feathers shine and have wonderful color after a few months on this feed. I like it that Tom Roudybush did his graduate studies at UC Davis at the famous animal nutrition department, and then set out to produce one of the most wholesome but reasonably-priced commercial bird foods. It still outperforms the other pellets, even if it doesn't look like eye-candy in the bowl. It is minimally processed, wholesome, and apparently tasty to parrots. The medium sized pellets are meant for my amazon and pionus parrots, but sometimes they like the small or mini which are more "seed sized" and sometimes even the smaller birds enjoy gnawing on the larger sizes. It is funny to see a small bird clutching a chunk of large pellet in one foot and gnawing at it. BTW, if your bird is not used to pelleted food, and you want to get it to eat a new food, introduce very gradually. Also, empty the dish every day -- you don't want to find that the dish was full of shells of other seeds plus pellets, and your bird is going hungry because it refuses the strange new pellet. You might clean the dish in the morning and put just a few pellets in as a treat in the morning - -some birds pick them up as toys. Later in the day, add a day's worth of their old food on top of the pellets -- if any are left. For some birds, you might want to gradually increase pellets (only after signs that the bird does pick up and nibble at pellets) very very slowly, over a month or so, while decreasing the other foods. You might smear a tiny bit of peanut butter on a medium or large pellet and offer it as a "toy" (sneaky, but effective, if your bird likes peanut butter, as most parrots do). When your parrot clearly sees this as a special treat, you can then switch to this as its new food more quickly. My birds were raised with all sorts of foods, so are not picky, but given a choice, now will pick out the Roudybush pellets and eat them first! Fun to watch them hurrying to the food bowl and lingering over a size that fits nicely in their claw when they want to pick something up to eat as "hand food." :) I have not been able to buy Roudybush locally,and just bought a small bag to tide us over until next week when I will order a 10 lb bag.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wonderful Brand! We Love Roudybush!
*by T***E on August 30, 2018*

Ok bird owners are picky! I mean like REALLY picky about diet and toy safety. We check ingredients and wanna know how a product is made. Because of this there’s only 4 brands most bird owners will even use: Roudybush, Harrison’s, Golden Obles (all organic), & some use Zupream (although we don’t like the color additives so choose not to use this, plus the brand seems to have a lot of recalls). For us this is a great product for the price. Complete nutrition (we also feed homemade veggie/fruit/grain mash & chip along with their pellets, & most bird owners who know what they’re doing do this too!) I like the size of these for medium bird’s but we often break them up into 2-3 pieces per pellet but it’s fairly easy to do. The smaller size of this pellet is better suited for budgies and cockatiels as medium conures will just toss those out of bowls. We also use these pellets in our recipes sometimes too when we make mashes or need to add supplements. I like the ingredients list and think this is an ethical company who knows what they’re doing. Wish pet stores carried it more often. It’s our go to brand that’s affordable. Note: *Sometimes amazon sends us the wrong size pellets though which has happened and they need to look out for. But they usually fix the problem when we contact them which is great and why we use amazon so much. If you have picky birds, try this one. Tips: for weaning or picky birds you can try to wet them or soak them in a juice or water. You can easily crush them to add to mash or chop recipes you make. Use them for foraging toys by adding a few nuts & seeds & these pellets, to give them a variety of healthy options. Use seeds sparingly. If you need a brand of pellets to wean a bird off seeds onto, I recommend this or zupreem as birds seem to take to these 2 brands best. But I’d chose Roudybush just due to the ingredients list being better quality stuff and safer, & the company being one I can support and say good things about. U don’t often hear of an fda recall on this great brand! Try them!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My African Grey loves this food!
*by E***. on April 27, 2025*

My African Grey loves Roudybush. This is cheaper than getting it from a local pet store. I've been getting this for years for him. I always mix it with at least 1 other pelleted food, for some variety.

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