Pineapples (Ananas comosus) grow in South America, the Caribbean, and tropical Asia, many of which are native to parrots. Parrots can eat pineapple, including the meat of the fruit, core, […]

Kiwi fruit (Actinidia deliciosa) is associated with New Zealand. The fruit was originally native to the East, hence why it’s called the Chinese gooseberry. Many parrots love the taste of […]

Unless you give a parrot nutritional supplements, it needs a diet high in calcium. A parrot may develop hypocalcemia if it lacks sufficient dietary calcium, vitamin D3, and magnesium. Many […]

Many of us start the day with cereal. Although parrots like cereals’ crunchy texture and sweet taste, many brands contain too much sugar and unhealthy additions to be eaten regularly. […]

Oranges are native to the same tropical and subtropical territories as parrots. This means that many parrot species eat oranges in the wild. Captive parrots also enjoy oranges and can […]

Parakeets have fast basal metabolic rates because they’re smaller and have a double circulatory system. All species of birds must eat twice daily and never go more than 24 hours […]

Dried corn on the cob without salt, butter, or other additives is a healthy dietary addition. Parrots enjoy eating corn, and the cob that remains after a parrot pecks off […]

Honey is considered medically beneficial due to its antibacterial and antimicrobial qualities. Unfortunately, while parrots love the taste of honey, most varieties are unsuitable for pet birds. Parrots must never […]

Things can get messy when a parrot throws its food on the floor. However, before you start to worry that the parrot isn’t enjoying its food, rest assured that this […]

Seafood and fish are good sources of protein, omega-3 fatty acids, calcium, vitamin D, and phosphorus. Parrots can eat fish and seafood, but exposure to pollutants, toxins, and heavy metals […]

Although healthy and nutritious for humans, onions are toxic to parrots. Red onions, spring onions, leeks, or shallots – raw or cooked – are bad for a parrot’s health. Onions, […]

Lettuce is a healthy side dish for pet birds. Romaine lettuce, in particular, appeals to parrots’ tastebuds while offering nutritional value. Other lettuce types, notably Iceberg, offer few health benefits. […]