Most parrots love the taste of grapes. Parrots have a more developed palate than many birds, ensuring they can taste sweetness as much as sourness and bitterness. If parrots encounter […]

Most of the aloe vera plant is safe and healing for parrots. Aloe vera gel can heal wounds, stop feather pulling, boost immunity, treat broken nails, and soothe a parrot’s […]

While some parrots encounter olives in the wild, common pet breeds like Quaker parrots, cockatiels, and Eclectus parrots hail from Australia, where olives trees are found but less commonplace. Green […]

Parrots are associated with palm trees, sandy beaches, and tropical fruits. So, if your parrot has a sweet tooth, a few chunks of pineapple seem like a healthy treat. Parrots […]

Parrots come from all corners of the world, and guava fruit is abundant in the areas they’re native to. Adding guava to your parrot’s diet means that it can benefit […]

Cooked bamboo shoots have a slightly earthy, woody, and nutty flavor, so many parrots like the taste. Birds also like the texture of cooked bamboo as it’s soft and slightly […]

Grit is a type of fine sand, rock, or gravel consumed by some birds to assist with the breakdown of food. Birds use grit and the gizzard to grind up […]

Avocado is a rich and flavorful pitted fruit. However, some owners make the mistake of feeding avocado to parrots, failing to realize how harmful it is to their health. Never […]

Birds need a diverse range of natural foods to stay healthy, including carrots. Parrots should eat raw or cooked carrots because they’re among the best sources of beta-carotene (an antioxidant), […]

Parrots are instinctively driven to hide illness, which they do to avoid being seen as ‘easy prey’ by potential predators. Unfortunately for parrot owners, dehydration can be difficult to spot. […]

Some parrots are drawn to the rich and creamy taste of cheese. If a parrot can smell cheese, it might squawk to let you know that it would like to […]

Parrots may be interested in drinking coffee if they enjoy its smell. Worryingly, all it takes is one small sip of coffee to make your parrot feel unwell. Parrots shouldn’t […]