Hagen Parrot Products at your Convenience !

Attractive pricing !!!(at least 20% off retail price)

Petsfanatics has been named as 1 of the authorized dealers for Hagen products.

Please refer to Petsfanatics' Hagen Bird Foods' Catalogue and Hagen's Bird Accessories' Catalogue for the list of products carried.

Any questions regarding to Hagen, please email William Tan or visit our Question and Answer Section

Minimum order is SGD 50(Food and Accessories). FREE HOME DELIVERY ABOVE SGD 100. Contact William Tan for more information.

Contact method,
Via PM
Hp: 97971747
Email: grimwell@singnet.com.sg
Collection at any MRT Station.

Dedication to leading the industry in innovative products has always been the goal. This dedication has always been part of the quality commitment. So has research within major areas of the pet trade. Just recently, major research stations in both Avian and Aquatic areas have been funded and maintained.

The Hagen Avicultural Research Institute (HARI) has become a major force in the captive breeding and research into nutrition of large birds such as parrots, cockatoos and macaws to name but a few. Founded in 1985 by Mark Hagen, this facility has provided vast amounts of valuable research data in all aspects of captive bird husbandry. From indoor aviary design, cage construction, bird breeding to the vital elements of avian nutrition, H.A.R.I. has provided the most current data for the formulation and production of the best nutritional products for all pet cage birds.

The Hagen Avicultural Research Institute (HARI) has gained a respected international reputation for its work in avian research, nutrition and husbandry.

HARI was established in 1985 and continues to evolve into a world class Psittacine captive breeding, nutrition and disease research facility. Present staff includes the Director, Mark D. Hagen, M.Ag., Consulting Veterinarians Dr. Louise Bauck, Dr. Michael Taylor, three Veterinary Technicians, and three Livestock Attendants. The range of fifty parrot species at HARI is a good representation of parrots currently in captivity. Work is continuing on new diets, healthy treats, and supplements for those birds. The breeding and disease research is shared with breeders all over the world and HARI staff have spoken at all major US avicultural conferences.