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Based on the principle of an animal's ability to self-medicate in the wild, Herb SaladTM offers our birds the opportunity to prevent the illnesses and deficiencies that can arise from captivity. The ability to combat these concerns in their earliest stages, before we are even aware of a health issue, is invaluable. Unlike medications, Herb SaladTM is at work before a problem arises. It also allows our birds to choose for themselves what supplements, and in what quantity, they need. Every bird in our care has daily access to Herb SaladTM. Our breeding success, low incidence of illness and minimal use of medications in our aviary is testament to its effectiveness. Containing the leaves, roots and bark of 22 different healing herbs, Herb SaladTM provides vitamins and minerals, helps repair damaged organs and strengthens their immune system, thereby helping to fight off infection. It improves skin, beak and feather condition, aids digestion, increases fertility and much more. Many years of research and hands-on experience went into determining the chosen herbs and their proportions in our blend.  Herb SaladTM is 100% Organic and pesticide-free. Storage of our products is in a temperature and humidity controlled room in our new facility, separate from our aviaries. All packaging meets FDA regulations and is heat sealed. We guarantee the freshness, quality and consistency of all of our products with a 100% Satisfaction guarantee or return for refund policy. Twin Beaks is happy to hear from our customers, your comments are valued. Cathy J. DeHaan **Samples gladly sent upon request** Copyright © 2007 Twin Beaks Aviary |
Twin Beaks® Aviary's Herb SaladTM was first developed in 1989 in our own aviaries for breeding finches, canaries and doves. It is currently being distributed in the United States, Canada and Japan. Its value to avian wellness is recognized by industry leaders. We are members of the NFSS, AFA and ADA and regularly donate Herb SaladTM to various parrot sanctuaries working to rehabilitate the ill and neglected birds relinquished to their care.