Parrots like to eat plant fruits, seeds, young tree sprouts, rice, corn kernels, grains, peanuts and so on.

The main food for parrots is plant fruits, seeds, young tree buds, rice, corn kernels, grains, peanut rice, etc. They can also eat some green fodder in moderation, such as cabbages, pears, and carrots. During the parrot breeding season, some high protein food should be fed in moderation to provide sufficient energy for the parrot. Fresh vegetables and fruits are also very important to supplement, slightly harder fruits parrots will prefer to eat, feeding amount is about two to three times a week.

Domesticated parrots are usually fed an egg yolk diet and cereal, which helps them replenish trace elements and minerals, and cereal to increase the parrot's protein. When the parrot enters the breeding season, the owner should adjust the parrot's diet using multiple times in moderation to allow the parrot to take in enough nutrients.

Parrot breeding notes

1, can not only feed the sunflower seeds, parrots love to enjoy the sunflower seeds, but most of the bird friends as its only food, do not know that this behavior will reduce the parrot's ability to feed the fun and ability to feed, and only feed the sunflower seeds can easily lead to nutritional imbalance.

2. Don't hit its beak or other parts of the body. When your parrot bites, don't drop it on the floor or shake it, and don't lock it in a cupboard or bathroom or throw it in the bird cage. These behaviors are coercive and aggressive.

3. Don't heat the vicinity of the bird cage. Most species of parrots have a certain degree of cold resistance, some parrot owners do not understand this, in the winter season, additional heating near the bird cage, the result is that when the parrot traveled to and from the cage and the activities of the place, too large a temperature difference makes the bird cold. As long as you make sure that your parrot is not starving, is not exposed to direct cold winds, and maintains a room temperature of 5°C or more during the winter, you can keep your parrot comfortable through the winter.