The following are some principles for feeding vegetables and fruits to parrots:

Vegetables and fruits should be fed in moderation, and the daily amount should not exceed a quarter of the parrot's daily needs.

Some vegetables can be provided every day, but high-sugar fruits should be avoided in frequent feedings.

The method of feeding vegetables and fruits to parrots should be correct.

Which vegetables and fruits are suitable for feeding parrots

1. Shanghai greens, bean sprouts, rape seedlings and vegetable leaves, carrots, peppers (parrots do not feel spicy), wasabi, etc.

2. Oranges, apples (apple seeds should be removed), bananas, pomegranates, strawberries, grapes, cherries, kiwis, etc.

3. Corn, sweet potatoes, peas, walnuts and other nuts, dandelions, etc.

What vegetables and fruits cannot be fed to parrots

1. Spinach , leeks, green onions, onions, potato sprouts, pears, etc.

2. The seeds of apple seeds, almonds, peach kernels and other fruits cannot be fed to parrots.

Things to note when feeding parrots vegetables and fruits

1. When washing vegetables and fruits, you should rinse them with clean water, which can effectively remove possible pesticide residues. After cleaning, make sure the water stains are dry before feeding the parrot, as feeding with moisture may cause diarrhea in the parrot.

2. When feeding fruits with pits and seeds, the pits and seeds must be removed first. This is because the pits and seeds of some fruits may cause poisoning in parrots.

3. In order to make it easier for parrots to eat and reduce waste, the fruits and vegetables fed to parrots should be fixed on the cage.