AvianPro Multi-Source Bee Pollen

Using bee pollen as a targeted supplement for breeding parrots offers a range of reproductive, nutritional, and health advantages:

✅ Hormonal Support – Rich in essential amino acids (tryptophan, arginine, lysine) that stimulate the hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal axis and promote natural hormone synthesis. Phytosterols help modulate estrogen and testosterone pathways, aiding in consistent breeding readiness.

✅ Nutrient Density – Provides a balanced array of proteins (25–30%), lipids (5–7%), vitamins (B-complex, A, E), and minerals (magnesium, zinc, selenium) crucial for egg formation and embryo development. Contains carotenoids and flavonoids that improve egg yolk nutrient content and support chick growth.

✅ Antioxidant & Immune Enhancement – High levels of quercetin, kaempferol, and other polyphenols combat oxidative stress associated with high-energy breeding behaviors. Natural antimicrobial compounds support gut health and reduce the risk of reproductive tract infections.

✅ Performance & Recovery – Bioactive compounds promote muscle recovery and stamina, helping birds maintain optimal body condition through courtship displays and nesting. Improves feather quality and color vibrancy, which can enhance mating signals.

✅ Practical Application – Dosage: 0.5–1 g per kg of body weight daily, mixed into the regular feed or offered as a separate supplement. Packaging: Store airtight, in a cool, dry place; use within six months of opening to maintain potency.

✅ Breeding Benefits – Incorporating multi-source bee pollen into a breeding protocol can lead to stronger pair bonds, larger clutch sizes, and healthier offspring—all without the use of artificial hormones or additives.

✅ How to Use – Combine AvianPro Multi-Source Bee Pollen (10grams) with 1kg of bird feed and mix thoroughly. Dosage can be increased to 15grams if the lower dosage is not adequate.

✅ What is the Cost – A 1000g bag of “Multi-Source Bee Pollen” mixed at 10g per 1kg of feed, produces 100kg of total feed. Macaws eat on average 10–12% of their body weight daily, so a 1.2kg bird will consume roughly 132g of feed per day—equating to a “Multi-Source Bee Pollen” cost of $0.20 per bird per day. A 1000g bag of “Multi-Source Bee Pollen” will feed one breeding pair of macaws for 378 days. “Multi-Source Bee Pollen” is designed to increase a birds libido during the breeding season and keep birds in peak performance throughout the year.

WARNING – Eucalyptus Bee Pollen – often contains high levels of secondary metabolites—including terpenoids (e.g. eucalyptol), cyanogenic glycosides, condensed tannins and formylated phloroglucinol compounds—that can interfere with digestion and may be toxic to non-native parrots.

Other Australian Hardwood Pollens (e.g., Callistemon, Banksia) – Studies of nectarivorous Australian birds note that pollens from non-nectar-rewarding hardwoods frequently harbor toxic alkaloids and phenolic compounds. These substances are absent in pollens from typical forage plants and pose a risk to psittacine health and breeding success. For safe supplementation, stick to multi-source bee pollen blends derived from well-studied, non-toxic floral sources (sunflower, wildflower, rapeseed, blue lotus), and always verify botanical origins before using them in breeding diets.

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HPG-Axis Boost | 100% Organic Fertility Supplement to Trigger Breeding in Parrots Naturally. 

HPG-Axis Boost™ is a scientifically crafted, high-potency formula combining over 30+ targeted botanical extracts and 7 essential amino acids, specifically developed to naturally activate and harmonize the hypothalamus–pituitary–gonadal (HPG) axis—the central hormonal pathway that controls fertility and breeding behavior in parrots.

✅ Stimulates Natural GnRH Release – This advanced formula features a carefully balanced, synergistic blend of Apigenin, each selected for their proven ability to activate key regions of the brain, including the hypothalamus. Together, these potent botanicals stimulate the natural release of Gonadotropin-Releasing Hormone (GnRH), often referred to as the ‘master hormone’ of reproduction. GnRH initiates the entire reproductive cascade, including follicular development, sex hormone production, and mating behavior. By promoting hormonal balance at the source, this blend enhances reproductive readiness and cyclicity in both hens and cockbirds.

✅ Supports Kisspeptin Signaling the Master Switch of Reproduction – HPG-Axis Boost™ is uniquely formulated to support kisspeptins—a group of critical neuropeptides that directly stimulate the hypothalamus to release GnRH. Without adequate kisspeptin signaling, reproductive hormone production cannot be initiated. This formula includes flavonoids and bioactive stilbenes, which are shown to enhance kisspeptin neuron activity and increase KISS1 gene expression. Additionally, adaptogenic botanicals reduce cortisol’s inhibitory effects on kisspeptin signaling. Together, these compounds help ensure the full activation of the HPG axis, supporting reliable breeding cycles and improved reproductive efficiency.

✅ Boosts Libido & Pair Bonding – Formulated with powerful adaptogenic herbs, HPG-Axis Boost™ elevates reproductive hormone levels naturally, encouraging courtship behavior, enhanced libido, and stronger pair bonding. These ingredients help stimulate nesting instincts and create ideal behavioral conditions for successful breeding partnerships.

✅ Improves Egg Quality & Fertility – HPG-Axis Boost™ incorporates high-grade botanicals to deliver potent antioxidant support and promote circulatory health. These compounds enhance nutrient and oxygen delivery to reproductive tissues, improving egg viability, shell strength, and sperm quality, all of which are critical for optimal fertility outcomes.

✅ Strengthens Stress Resilience – The uniquely crafted formula supports the nervous system, calm the adrenal response, and prevent stress-induced hormonal disruption. By maintaining a calm internal environment, the body is better able to maintain kisspeptin-GnRH signaling, ensuring consistent hormonal cycling, focused breeding behaviors, and higher reproductive success—even under challenging environmental conditions.

✅ How to Use – Combine “Nutri-Max” (11 grams) and “HPG-Axis Boost” (40 grams) with 1 kg of bird feed and mix thoroughly. Provide this enhanced feed early in the morning, and offer fresh fruits and nuts in the afternoon.

✅ What is the Cost – A 1000g bag of HPG-Axis Boost, mixed at 40g per 1kg of feed, produces 25kg of total feed. Macaws eat on average 10–12% of their body weight daily, so a 1.2kg bird will consume roughly 132g of feed per day—equating to a HPG-Axis Boost cost of $1.03 per bird per day. A 1000g bag of HPG-Axis Boost will feed one breeding pair of macaws for 94 days. Nutri-Max and HPG-Axis boost are designed to be combined together at the start of the breeding season and discontinued once the eggs have hatched.

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Nutri-Max – All Organic Pre-Breeding Conditioner.

Nutri-Max™ is a premium, all-organic supplement designed to support breeding parrots through every stage of reproduction by harnessing the extraordinary nutritional power of bee pollen—nature’s most complete food. Carefully formulated using lotus flower & sunflower bee pollen to nourish and activate the hypothalamus–pituitary–gonadal (HPG) axis, Nutri-Max delivers bioavailable nutrients and natural growth factors that stimulate reproductive function, enhance fertility, and improve the health and vitality of both breeding pairs and their chicks. With over 250 biologically active compounds, bee pollen offers a rich matrix of vitamins, minerals, amino acids, antioxidants, enzymes, and phytonutrients that work synergistically to boost energy, immunity, hormone regulation, and egg viability—making Nutri-Max the ideal foundation for a successful breeding season.

✅ Supports Natural Hormonal Balance with Full-Spectrum Nutrition – At the heart of Nutri-Max is raw, enzyme-active bee pollen, naturally rich in B-complex vitamins, carotenoids, vitamin A precursors, quercetin, and essential fatty acids. These nutrients are critical for hormone synthesis, energy metabolism, and reproductive tissue maintenance. Bee pollen supports the HPG axis by nourishing the hypothalamus and pituitary glands, helping regulate GnRH and downstream hormone release. Its naturally occurring zinc, selenium, and magnesium also play essential roles in testosterone and estrogen production, libido, and ovarian function.

✅ Enhances Egg Quality, Yolk Nutrition & Embryo Health – Bee pollen contains high concentrations of free amino acids, phospholipids, and nucleotides, supporting the formation of healthy egg yolks and viable embryos. This translates to improved yolk nutrition, stronger shell membrane formation, and enhanced embryonic development. Its content of bioflavonoids, including kaempferol and quercetin, helps protect developing eggs and sperm from oxidative damage—improving fertility rates and supporting hatchling health from day one.

✅ Fortifies Immunity During the Breeding Cycle – Breeding birds experience immune suppression during hormone shifts, egg laying, and chick rearing. Bee pollen naturally supplies antioxidants, enzymes, and immune-stimulating polysaccharides that strengthen resistance to infection and reduce inflammation. This helps your flock stay healthy under reproductive stress and guards against opportunistic infections that could compromise breeding success.

✅ Promotes Strong Eggshells and Chick Development – Nutri-Max is enriched with natural sources of vitamin D, calcium cofactors, and vitamin K, which promote the efficient uptake and utilization of dietary calcium. This ensures strong, resilient eggshell formation, while supporting skeletal development in growing chicks. The formula also supports the absorption of trace minerals like manganese and boron, important for bone metabolism and eggshell density.

✅ 100% Natural, Safe for Long-Term Use – Nutri-Max contains no synthetic fillers, preservatives, or isolated chemical vitamins. Every nutrient is provided in its natural, food-based form, making it bioavailable and gentle on the liver and kidneys. Because it’s based on whole bee pollen and companion herbal nutrients, it is safe for continuous use during breeding seasons and beyond. Ideal for macaws, eclectus, African greys, cockatoos, and other large parrots.

✅ How to Use – Combine “Nutri-Max” (11 grams) and “HPG-Axis Boost” (40 grams) with 1 kg of bird feed and mix thoroughly. Provide this enhanced feed early in the morning, and offer fresh fruits and nuts in the afternoon.

✅ What is the Cost – A 500g bag of Nutri-Max mixed at 11g per 1kg of feed, produces 45kg of total feed. Macaws eat on average 10–12% of their body weight daily, so a 1.2kg bird will consume roughly 132g of feed per day—equating to a Nutri-Max cost of $0.28 per bird per day. A 500g bag of Nutri-Max will feed one breeding pair of macaws for 170 days. Nutri-Max and HPG-Axis boost are designed to be combined together at the start of the breeding season and discontinued once the eggs have hatched.

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AvianPro Breeding Formula

✅ AvianPro Breeders Formula is a premium, soy-free breeding formula specifically engineered to meet the complete nutritional and hormonal needs of parrots during reproduction. It features a full-spectrum amino acid profile derived from various plant based proteins, spirulina, hydrolysate, and seed proteins—providing high levels of arginine, lysine, and methionine to support hormone synthesis, egg development, fertility, and chick growth, while preserving hormonal balance in cockbirds. Fortified with glutamine and natural prebiotics, it supports digestive health and nutrient absorption with zero fillers or artificial additives.

✅ The formula delivers optimal calcium-to-phosphorus ratios to promote strong eggshells and skeletal development, along with a balanced omega-3 to omega-6 fatty acid profile to regulate inflammation and maintain reproductive tissue integrity. It is also enriched with a broad spectrum of essential vitamins, including vitamins A, D3, E, K, and B-complex, which are critical for hormone production, immune function, energy metabolism, and embryonic development.

✅ AvianPro includes a 100% organic fertility complex designed to activate the hypothalamic–pituitary–gonadal (HPG) axis, enhancing GnRH and kisspeptin signaling—both essential to the initiation of reproductive cycles. With over 30 targeted botanical extracts and 7 functional amino acids, it improves libido, egg quality, and breeding behavior. Adaptogenic herbs help buffer stress and maintain consistent hormonal balance.

✅ A powerful pre-breeding conditioner based on raw bee pollen, enriched with sunflower bee pollen, adds over 250 biologically active nutrients—vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, enzymes, flavonoids, and antioxidants. This supports HPG axis function, improves egg yolk and embryo quality, strengthens immune resilience, and enhances chick vitality.

✅ AvianPro Breeders Formula is a comprehensive, biologically aligned solution for improving reproductive outcomes in parrots—supporting every stage from hormone activation to chick development.

✅ How to Use – Combine AvianPro Breeders Formula (317grams) with 1 kg of bird feed and mix thoroughly. Provide this enhanced feed early in the morning, and offer fresh fruits and nuts in the afternoon.

✅ What is the Cost – 31.7g of AvianPro Breeders Formula per kg of bird body weight daily. A breeding pair of macaws (total body weight ≈ 2.4 kg) consumes 76g per day, therefore a 4.5 kg bag of AvianPro Breeders Formula will last approximately 60 days; a daily feed cost of $4.92 per pair. AvianPro Breeders Formula is used only to initiate breeding; once eggs have hatched, discontinue its use.

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AvianPro Maintenance Formula

✅ Introducing our new Parrot Maintenance Formula —a clean, complete daily feed free from artificial colours and flavours. Crafted from a thoughtfully selected blend of whole grains, legumes and oilseeds, it delivers balanced protein, fibre and energy.

✅ Fish oil and vegetable oil supply essential omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids for healthy skin and plumage, while turmeric and bee pollen bring natural antioxidants and immune support.

✅ Fortified with key amino acids, digestive enzymes and bentonite, it promotes optimal gut health and nutrient absorption.

✅ A full spectrum of vitamins and minerals ensures peak vitality, bone strength and metabolic balance—ideal for maintaining parrots in prime condition year-round.

✅ How to Use – Combine “AvianPro Maintenance Formula” (100 grams) and 50ml of water and mix thoroughly. Alternatively you can add with the “Base Feed Recipe”. Provide this soft feed in the afternoon, with fresh fruits and nuts early in the morning.

✅ What’s the Cost – AvianPro Maintenance Formula 100g per kg of bird body weight daily. A breeding pair of macaws (total weight ≈ 2.4 kg) therefore consumes 240g per day, meaning a 10 kg bag of “AvianPro Maintenance Formula” will last roughly 41 days, a daily feed cost of $2.90 per pair. AvianPro Maintenance Formula is used as a maintenance feed and does not provide any stimulants that triggers breeding in parrots.

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Here’s how apples can be a valuable adjunct to a breeding‐diet regimen for parrots:

Practical tips:

• Portion control: Offer apples as up to 5–10 % of daily fruit allowance—too much sugar can displace protein sources.

• Preparation: Peel and core to remove seeds (which contain trace cyanogenic compounds) before serving.

Including small amounts of apple alongside your formulated breeder diet can bolster hydration, gut health, antioxidant protection, and enrichment—each playing a supportive role in optimal macaw reproduction.

Bananas can be a valuable “functional fruit” in a breeding parrots diet, thanks to their unique nutrient and bioactive profile:

Practical Tips:

• Portion: Limit bananas to ~5 % of total daily ration to avoid displacing higher-protein feeds.

• Preparation: Peel and slice into bite-sized pieces; remove any dark or overly ripe spots.

• Enrichment: Thread slices on a foraging vine or hide in puzzle feeders to encourage natural foraging behavior and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Sea buckthorn berries (and oil) are a powerful functional ingredient to include at low levels (1–5 % of fruit/by-product mix) in a breeding parrots diet. Here’s how their unique nutrient and bioactive profile supports reproduction:

Practical Tips:

• Inclusion rate: 1–5 % of the fruit/herb fraction (or equivalent sea buckthorn oil at 0.5–1 % of the total diet).

• Form: Fresh/frozen berries, dried berry powder, or cold-pressed oil.

• Preparation: If using berries, mash or finely chop to aid crop uptake; if using oil, blend thoroughly into the base feed.

• Rotation: Offer in alternation with other phytonutrient-rich fruits/herbs to cover a broad spectrum of antioxidants and bioactives.

Below are the key ways red grapes can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips

• Portion size: Limit red grapes to 5–10 % of the total daily fruit ration to avoid displacing protein sources.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly, remove any seeds (to eliminate cyanogenic traces), and serve sliced or halved.

• Rotation & Variety: Offer alongside other phytonutrient-rich fruits (e.g., pomegranate, berries, papaya) across the week to cover a broad spectrum of antioxidants and bioactives.

• Enrichment: Thread grape halves on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to encourage natural foraging behaviors and reduce stress—critical for optimal HPG-axis function.

Below are the key ways raspberries can support reproduction in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Portion size: Limit raspberries to 5–10 % of the total daily fruit allowance to avoid displacing higher-protein feeds.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly and serve whole or halved—avoid any molds on overripe berries.

• Rotation: Offer raspberries alongside other phytonutrient-rich fruits (e.g., pomegranate, berries mix, papaya) across the week for a broad antioxidant spectrum.

• Enrichment: Thread berries on a foraging vine or hide in puzzle feeders to encourage natural foraging behaviors—this stress reduction itself supports optimal HPG-axis function.

Below are the key ways purple grapes can support reproduction in breeding parrots:

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Practical Tips

• Portion size: Keep purple grapes to 5–10 % of the total daily fruit ration to avoid displacing protein sources.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly, remove any seeds (trace cyanogens), and serve halved or sliced for easy handling.

• Rotation & Variety: Offer alongside other phytonutrient-rich fruits (e.g., berries, pomegranate, papaya) across the week to cover a broad spectrum of antioxidants and bioactives.

• Enrichment: Thread grape pieces on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to stimulate natural foraging behaviors, reducing stress and supporting optimal HPG-axis health.

Pomegranate is a powerhouse fruit whose unique bioactives make it particularly supportive of avian reproduction. Here’s how it benefits breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Inclusion rate: Offer pomegranate arils at up to 5–10 % of the daily fruit portion.

• Preparation: Remove all white membranes; serve only the juicy arils to avoid excessive membrane fiber.

• Presentation: Scatter arils in a foraging toy or thread onto leafy branches to stimulate natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how papaya can support reproduction in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Inclusion rate: Offer papaya at 5–10 % of the daily fruit portion.

• Preparation: Remove skin and seeds (which contain trace irritants), then chop into bite-sized pieces.

• Enrichment: Thread chunks on a foraging vine or place in puzzle feeders to encourage natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how mulberries can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips

• Inclusion rate: 5–10 % of the total daily fruit allowance.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly, remove stems, and serve fresh, halved, or lightly mashed for easier handling.

• Enrichment: Thread mulberries on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to stimulate natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how mango can support reproduction in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips

• Portion size: Limit mango to 5–10 % of the total daily fruit ration to avoid displacing higher-protein feeds.

• Preparation: Peel, remove the pit, and cut into bite-sized pieces.

• Enrichment: Thread mango chunks on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to encourage natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how kiwi fruit can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Portion size: Limit kiwi to 5–10 % of the total daily fruit ration.

• Preparation: Peel and slice into bite-sized pieces; remove any fibrous core.

• Enrichment: Thread slices on a foraging vine or hide in puzzle feeders to encourage natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—supporting optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how guava can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Inclusion rate: Offer guava at 5–10 % of total daily fruit ration.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly, remove seeds/core, and cut into bite-sized pieces.

• Presentation: Thread on foraging vines or place in puzzle feeders to encourage natural feeding behavior, reduce stress, and support optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how green grapes can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Portion size: Limit green grapes to 5–10 % of the daily fruit ration to avoid displacing protein sources.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly, remove seeds (trace cyanogens), and serve halved or quartered for easy handling.

• Rotation: Offer alongside other phytonutrient-rich fruits (e.g., berries, papaya, pomegranate) across the week to cover a broad spectrum of bioactives.

• Enrichment: Thread grape pieces on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to stimulate natural foraging behaviors—stress reduction itself supports optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how goji (wolf) berries can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Inclusion rate: Up to 5 % of the total daily fruit/by-product mix.

• Form & Prep: Use dried goji berries (rinse to remove dust), or powder; rehydrate or finely chop so birds can easily handle them.

• Presentation: Scatter in foraging toys, thread on vines or skewers—encourages natural feeding behaviors and reduces stress, supporting optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how figs can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Inclusion rate: Offer figs at 5–10 % of the daily fruit portion.

• Preparation: Wash thoroughly, remove stems, and serve sliced or lightly mashed to aid handling.

• Enrichment: Thread fig pieces on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to promote natural foraging and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how cranberries can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips:

• Portion size: Keep cranberries to 5–10 % of the total daily fruit allowance to avoid displacing protein sources.

• Preparation: Use fresh or unsweetened dried cranberries—wash fresh berries thoroughly and ensure dried ones contain no added sugar or sulfites.

• Presentation: Serve whole or halved in foraging toys or threaded on branches to encourage natural feeding behavior and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how citrus fruits (e.g., oranges, lemons, limes, grapefruit) can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips

• Portion size: Keep citrus to 5–10 % of total daily fruit intake to avoid displacing protein sources.

• Preparation: Peel fully, remove any seeds or pith (which can be bitter), and cut into bite-sized segments.

• Rotation & Variety: Offer different citrus types throughout the week to cover a broader array of flavonoids and limonoids.

• Enrichment: Thread segments on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to stimulate natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how pineapple can support reproductive health in breeding parrots:

Practical Tips

• Inclusion rate: Offer pineapple at 5–10 % of the daily fruit portion.

• Preparation: Peel, core, and chop into bite-sized pieces; remove any fibrous core.

• Enrichment: Thread chunks on foraging vines or hide in puzzle feeders to encourage natural feeding behaviors and reduce stress—key for optimal HPG-axis function.

Here’s how raw green beans can be a valuable adjunct to a breeding‐diet regimen for parrots:

Here’s how boiled pumpkin can be a valuable adjunct to a breeding‐diet regimen for parrots:

Here’s how raw green peas can be a valuable adjunct to a breeding‐diet regimen for parrots:

Here’s how sesame seed oil can be a valuable adjunct to a breeding‐diet regimen for parrots: