Parrot seed mixes are made with a wider variety of larger seeds than those used for budgies, canaries and other small cage birds. Different species have different feeding habits and nutritional requirements, so there isn’t a single mix that’s right for every parrot.
Seed mixes are generally fed alongside fresh fruit, vegetables and other suitable foods as part of a varied diet. African Greys, Amazons, Cockatoos and Macaws all have their own dietary needs, making it important to choose a mix that’s appropriate for the birds you keep.
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Use a measured seed base plus fresh vegetables/greens daily (e.g., leafy greens, peppers, carrots, broccoli). Offer fruit sparingly. High-oil items (sunflower, peanuts, nuts) are treats, not staples.
Guide: 1.5–3 tbsp for small parrots (lovebird/cockatiel/conure); 3–6 tbsp for medium parrots (e.g., Quaker, Senegal), including fresh foods. Adjust to weight, activity and droppings.
Yes if unsalted, unroasted and used sparingly. Overuse can cause weight gain. Store airtight and dry to avoid spoilage.
Blend gradually over 7–10 days (75/25 → 50/50 → 25/75). Monitor appetite, weight and droppings; slow the transition if picky.
Feed measured portions, mix seeds well, and serve a finely chopped veg “chop” alongside. Rotate presentation (foraging toys/foraging trays) to reduce picking.
Store cool, dry, airtight off the floor; use first-in, first-out. Replace seed/water daily and wash bowls daily; clean perches/trays several times per week.
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