Harrison's High Potency Fine

Why it is listed

The organic conversion nugget the ranking started from: still accurate on the official Harrison’s PDP, with a real 1 lb shop price. Not Adult Lifetime. Not a feeding-amount table we could quote. Not a vet visit.

Pros & cons

Pros

• harrisonsbirdfoods.com High Potency Fine PDP 2026-09-02: certified organic, high-nutrition formula for small to medium birds (conures, lories, quakers, cockatiels, budgies, lovebirds, doves). Uses named: conversion (all birds start and remain on High Potency at least 6 months), special needs, breeding, weaning 6–9 months. Star denotes certified organic products.
• Guaranteed analysis on that PDP: crude protein min 18%, crude fat min 12%, crude fiber max 6%, moisture max 10%, omega-6 min 3.7%, omega-3 min 0.5%. Conversion: consult an avian veterinarian; mix then taper over four weeks, +25% Harrison’s each week. Daily diet 70% Harrison’s / 25% organic vegetables and fruits. Use within 12 weeks of opening; keep in original bag.
• WooCommerce store for this SKU 2026-09-02: 1 lb bag $13.23 (HPF01); 5 lb bag $51.18 (HPF05); case of 6×1 lb $71.74; case of 6×5 lb $299.43. Single purchase; no required subscription. Official bag art https://www.harrisonsbirdfoods.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/HPF.png.

Cons

• The PDP says a feeding table is below as a guideline; the HTML we captured did not include the gram/tbsp numbers, so we did not invent them and we did not give the full feeding-amount ease bonus.
• High Potency is not Adult Lifetime. The page says all birds should start on High Potency for at least 6 months — ask an avian veterinarian when to step down. 25 lb appears in size attributes; purchasable variations we captured were 1 lb, 5 lb, and cases, not a 25 lb single bag.
• Do not combine with other formulated diets (Harrison’s copy). We are not veterinarians. Organic is a certification, not a medical claim.

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