Feeding guides
Vitamins for birds
Vitamins are not a substitute for a decent diet. If you eat vegetable pellets and have adequate light, you rarely need a store-bought “daily multivitamin.”
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Feeding guides
Feeding guides for birds — evergreen guides with professional judgment.
Feeding guides
Vitamins for birds
Vitamins are not a substitute for a decent diet. If you eat vegetable pellets and have adequate light, you rarely need a store-bought “daily multivitamin.”
Feeding guides
Calcium and cuttlebone in birds
Calcium and cuttlebone in birds: when they can be useful, why they do not correct a seed diet…
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Can birds eat banana
Ripe banana without skin, in minimal pieces, can be used as an occasional reward for many pet birds.…
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Bird Safe Fruits
Seedless apple/pear, berries, pitted mango, papaya, in small pieces and not daily. Avocado: never. Check steps, limits and…
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Prohibited foods for birds
Outside the cage: avocado, chocolate, caffeine, alcohol, salt, onion/garlic, fruit pits, fried food and any Teflon fumes.
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Budgie feeding
Budgie eats best with daily quality vegetable seed pellets as a minor part. Only sunflower makes you fat,…
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Feeding nymphs (cockatiels)
Nymphs (cockatiels) become fat and sick with free seed mix. Best quality pellet daily vegetables seeds/pipes only as…
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parrot feeding
A seed diet is not a complete diet for most pet parrots. Summarizes diet, daily management and signs…
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Canary feeding
Healthy canary eats quality seed mix and fresh vegetables daily, some occasional protein (boiled egg, molting/breeding pasta).
