Fruit and Vegetables
As well as the normal seed diet, a parrot needs variety in its daily food. Some of the following should be fed to your parrot on a daily basis preferably as its first meal of the day. The food should be removed at teatime and the dish thoroughly washed ready for the next day. It is also an excellent idea to vary the following so that the bird does not get bored with the same assortment.
FRUIT (uncooked)
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VEGETABLES
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PULSES
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Apples
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Carrots
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Soya
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Pears
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Celery
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Black-eyed Peas
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Orange
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Winter Radish
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Maize
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Bananas
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Corn on the Cob
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Peas
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Plums
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Endive
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Maple Peas
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Apricots
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Iceberg Lettuce
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Pearl Barley
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Grapes
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Cress
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Field Beans
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Water Melon
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Spinach
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(Pulses should be soaked for 24hrs before feeding to bird
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Honeydew/Gallia Melon
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Green Beans
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Pomegranates
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Peas in the Pod
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Cantaloupe Melon
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Beetroot
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DRIED FRUITS
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Mangoes
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Parsnip
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Sultanas
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Swede
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Raisins
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SOAKED SEEDS
(Feed as sprouted)
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Turnip
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Coconut
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Clipped Oats
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NUTS
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ADDITIVES
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Pumpkin Seeds
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Walnuts
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Egg food (Orlux)
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Mung Beans
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Brazils
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Skimmed milk
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Green Lentils
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Hazelnuts
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Honey
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Wheat
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Wholemeal bread
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Sunflower
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Pine nuts
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Soaked pellets
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Chick Peas
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(An adult Macaw will enjoy being given these nuts in their shells)
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Oyster shell
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(These should be soaked for 24 hrs, Rinsed and spread on a saucer covered with a damp cloth for 24hrs & fed)
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Cheddar cheese
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Grit
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WILD PLANTS
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Cuttlefish
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Young Dandelions
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Peanut butter
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Chickweed
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Bone meal
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Monkey chow
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MEAT
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BRANCHES
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Omega
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Tuna
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Willow
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Charcoal
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Cooked Chicken
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Hazel
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Kelp
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Cooked Rabbit
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Ripe Hawthorn Berries
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Jacket potato
(Cooked in micro for 10 mins)
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Vitalin Dog Food
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Clover
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Apple
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Catkins
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