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Fruits & Veggies in the Parrot Diet

Sun, Nov 29, 2009

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One of the most important aspects of proper parrot care is providing your pet with a premium pelleted diet supplemented with about 20% fruits and veggies.  A premium pelleted bird food such as Harrison’s or Zupreem Bird Food provides a )) amount of nutrients per bite.  Pellet eating parrots have a much better nutritional intake than seed eating parrots, by far.  But even so, avian vets recommend that 20% of a parrots diet consist of a variety of fruits and veggies.  While fresh is best, it can be difficult to offer a huge variety of fresh foods.  Bird foods such as Goldenfeast Bird Foods are an axcellent alternative due to the huge variety of human grade products  in each mix.

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One Response to “Fruits & Veggies in the Parrot Diet”

  1. Karla Deacon says:

    Excellent advice about the parrots diet! Many people think that seeds are the staple of a birds diet but they are too high fat…it would be like you eating all potato chips at every meal!

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