Avian Calm™ Dietary Supplement for Parrots, All-Natural Calming Supplement (120 Servings)

I got this mostly for my cockatiel but I use it for my budgie as well (he's a nervous little guy). My cockatiel is extremely attached to me (and very hormonal), and screams incessantly if I'm not in direct contact with her, to the point where I couldn't even go into the bathroom without her going into a screaming fit within 3 seconds. Any attempt on my part to ignore or otherwise control the screaming would only result in more screaming at a louder volume for a longer duration. I live in a pretty small apartment and I felt that I had run out of options, so I decided to go for it and see if this might help. I ordered this in mid-May and it is now mid-July; given time, this stuff actually works. I really couldn't believe it and I didn't want to get my hopes up too much, but it's been a couple months now and there is no denying that my birds are calmer. I have noticed a marked difference in the way that my cockatiel behaves, and although she still has the occasional tantrum, it is no longer a daily occurrence. She is a lot less anxious about me leaving the room and is less aggressive towards my boyfriend (whom she hates with a passion). I've found that it helps control her hormonal behaviors too; she has been better about taking the hint that I don't want to make bird babies with her. My budgie has been tolerating more human contact than before, and he's also gained the confidence to sing his little heart out even when the room gets quiet. I don't think it's worked quite as well for him, but as I got this mainly for my cockatiel, I'm incredibly satisfied with my purchase and so thankful to have found something that actually works.

I purchased my first parrot March of 2022. I did lots of reading and knew that they can be loud. I have a Green Cheek Conure, so they aren't as noisy as others. I bought this and started putting it in his food right when I got him. He was only a few months old and we were both getting used to one another. He is very quiet. Although I couldn't tell if that was his personality, he was just well behaved, or the product? I started running out about 2 weeks ago, and have been putting of getting more. Again, really wasn't sure it was working! The past few weeks he's been shouting... I'll be sitting there and he does that incredible LOUD parrot screech! I know not to shout at him to quiet him down, so I just ignored him. At first it was once in awhile. Now it's an issue! He's doing it often and he will continue it for a few minutes! I couldn't figure out what was bringing this on! Then I realized... THE AVIAN CALM! I had enough for a few days. So I put it back in his food! OMG! Silence! Complete and utter SILENCE! Well, he's not silent, but he's not doing that horrible SCREECHING!So, I can tell you without a doubt... This stuff works! It may take awhile, but keep trying it. I see people (and not only this product but anything) that give up way too soon! Some things take time. You may not see an immediate improvement, but if you keep using it, it will work! We, are way to used to instant gratification, that we give up on anything way to soon!Anyways, I believe in this stuff and I will continue to buy it!Also, I only have 1 parrot, I bought it back in April of 2022 and ran out of it Jan 2023! I used it every day! So, it lasts!

My budgie lost his buddy. They lived together for four years. And, every day, he was calling out for him. I don’t use this product every day. I only use it when he’s searching to the point, he can’t calm down to play. Sometimes, I take him to Lowe’s around the corner from our house for an excursion which helps stop his calling, but I can’t do that every day. I had to evaluate whether or not that kind of strong emotion is good for him in the long run, versus getting him some kind of help.After I weighed him in grams, I contacted the company for directions on dosage. They recommended dividing the scoop into seven portions for the week. That calculates out to about 53 mg per day - I use a jewelry scale - but I began with a dose of 10-15 mg. It’s enough to help him calm down and become engaged in something other than - finding his friend.

Our bird escaped and was lost for over 3 weeks. Fortunately he was found at a construction site quite thin, quite stressed and exhausted. For months he has been pulling out his feathers. Been to Vets and online looking for a solution. We are told is is PTSD. I can honestly say that we found the Avian Calm online while looking for holistic remedies. I can honestly tell you that it is working. Noticeable difference in his attitude, eating (better) and not pulling his feathers like he was. We still have a ways to go but I feel comfortable that this product is playing a huge part in his recovery. It is holistic and kind. One vet told us to put him in a freezer and let him get cold. Perhaps he would stop pulling out his feathers then. We were not keen on that idea. Very happy with your product and we will be continuing to use it.

My cockatiel is still a psychopath, no calming effects at all from this. Been giving it daily for a couple months. I still gave it 3 stars though because I don't think it's all the products fault. I think screaming is a cockatiels love language or something. It was worth a shot.

Y’all…don’t fall for this. It is just $23 wasted. It absolutely doesn’t work. I have a budgie that constantly screams all day (no matter what) and I’ve been trying every remedy in the book. This was one of the last things I wanted to try and unfortunately it got to this point. He still screams, maybe even more, after eating this stuff. I’ve tried it day after day and he is still a constantly squawking at absolutely everything. Or at nothing at all. Nonstop.

Our parrot has regrown almost all her feathers in the time we've been using this.

Seems to help my bird alright, some days I can't tell lol. Hormones rage and doesn't seem like anything helps. Says to put it on food, little bugger eats it plain. Just got to make he sure drinks some water after.