Liver-Pur™
3Liver-Pur™
Liver Pur ™ and Uric Pur™ should always be added to a bird's diet who is placed on our feather destroyer's diet. Both of these should be fed during the first phase of the program known as "Dirty Birdie Detox." Parasite Pur™ is also our recommendation during the 1st phase of the program, but optional.
This herbal liver cleanse has been formulated especially to help keep your bird’s liver purely cleansed. Each and every ingredient in this mix has been carefully researched to ensure it will add to the health of your bird’s liver and overall endocrine system.
Suggested manners of use: Offer as a “free-feed” in a separate bowl at the rate of 2tsp. to 2Tblsp, or sprinkle on top of fresh, organic moist food. You may also grind all ingredients to a powder, especially for small birds. If so desired you can steep and use as a tonic. We suggest adding 1/8 cup of Liver Pur to one quart of filtered water, place lid on and shake. Then refrigerate overnight to steep without using heat. You can then use the steeped Tisane over our Origins Wild Diet daily food to rehydrate the food. (Ratio: 1/4 cup Origins to 1/8 cup Tisane) Or you can simply add about 1/8 to 1/4 cup of the Tisane to your bird's normal drinking water (about 5-7 ounces). Remove the Tisane within 24 hours and refresh. -Remember to always offer clean, fresh water when offering herbal tonics to your bird. Also, remember to remove tonics within 24 hours of offering to ensure no bacteria or mold growth in the tonic.
Ingredients: Organic Artichoke Leaf, Organic Celadine, Organic Chicory Root, Organic Cilantro, Organic Ginger Powder, Organic Milk Thistle Seed, Organic Nettle Leaf, Organic Papaya Leaf, Organic Peppermint Leaf, Organic Plantain Leaf, Organic Turmeric, Organic Yellow Dock Root, Organic Ceylon Cinnamon Chips, Organic Dandelion Root, Organic Oregon Grape Root, Organic Jamaican Sarsparilla Root, Organic North American Rhodiola Root, Organic Sassafras Bark, Organic High Oleic Sunflower Oil, Organic Rose Hips, Organic Schisandra Berry Powder, Wildcrafted German Chamomile Essential Oil, Wildcrafted Lemon Essential Oil.
*Cautions/Suggestions: When using any herbal supplement, be advised that higher levels of Vitamin B12 are needed in your bird's diet. Most herbal supplements are high in alkaloids. Alkaloids are partly what makes herbal supplements do what they are intended to do, but they also deplete the system of Vitamin B12. Ensure your bird is receiving plenty of natural B12 in its diet while feeding any of our "Supple' Pur" items.
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United StatesSmells divine; FRESH
It smells divine! All the fresh bird offerings smell divine, but especially this. I could make a tea I would drink myself. I have two eclectus, both rescues, who had short or long periods of time with poor diet. Neither of them have glowing liver/kidney labs. Since they're prone to liver problems in captivity I thought adding this in couldn't hurt. I sprinkle it in with the fresh chop so the leaves are just something else to forage to. I won't know if it's really helping until labs next year or later, but it certainly cannot hurt, and of course, the ingredients are very high quality and fresh.
United StatesAwesome
Awesome he was very sick and this has helped his liver substantially
United Statesjust trying seeD-elicious for the first time and Eclectus loves it! Also trying Eclectus OWD and he is receptive and enjoying it more each time. He has been on strick feather destroyer program for two years, so he is enjoying these additions.
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Hi Kathy! This is great news that your little friend has been helped with the feather destruction program and is now ready to begin introducing additional foods! Just watch closely that feather destruction doesn't increase on the new foods. If so, immediately go back to the program. And you might want to introduce additional foods to the overall diet and FD program very slowly in small amounts.