Monkey Biscuits (Standard, 3 lb.) - Healthy & Crunchy Biscuit Treat for Prairie Dogs, Parrots, Squirrels, Sugar Gliders, Hamsters, Rats, Rodents, Amazons, Macaws, Cockatoos, Birds & Other Small Pets

Just happy that they now have them .I normally purchase them from her breeder twice a year but when I reached out to him in December I believe it was there was no reply he normally gets back to me ASAP so I started feeding her different fruits that I know she eats and other foods but she wasn't eating certain things that I would give her without the biscuits and she lost weight cuz I looked to see if Amazon had them first but they didn't carry them then what day I opened up the app and it said new and I looked and I'm like oh great so I ordered paid a little more than I'm used to but things don't stay the same forever and their package very well I'll be purchasing another bag soon 9 pounds is really good

These are also fantastic for lemurs. We started using this brand after our lemur started losing the hair on his tail (due to an nutrient deficiency) and within two weeks his hair was growing back, and has since grown back completely. He loves them and they give him everything he needs to keep him healthy!

Definitely a product I will buy again. Great quality and the animals loved them so I would assume they tasted great and were just what they needed. We used them for squirrels after the hurricane. Plenty for the price and they lasted.

Gave 1 star because in being made to rewrite my review supposedly because it didn't meet community guide lines, WETFTM's. All I said was that it l the biscuits are hard as a rock and after opening the package, I needed to use a small hammer to break them into small enough peirce pieces for my bird to bubble on them, well she doesn't like them so far....

Not stale. It is hard to find monkey chow/biscuits that are fresh. These are a great source of nutrition for parrots. Mine loves her "fishy crackers". (They do smell like fish) This is the best brand I've come across after decades of buying them. My macaw is 40 yrs old and has been eating them for decades so I guess they are a good thing to feed a bird.

Hurricane Ian left me 3 baby Squirrels, they didn't have there eyes open yet. Anyways, after bottle feeding them with a syringe for 3 weeks (every 3 hrs) I was thrilled to find something that was nutritious and they could eat on there own.Soaked them in formula for a week and after that they are now running around in my backyard. 👍🏽👍🏽

They arrived fresh, and my animals love them!

He don’t seem to like them to good