Tips

Talk to your vet:

When you purchase your pet bird, research on the nutritional needs and food, he probably would have if it were in the wild. But make sure you talk to your veterinarian or local aviary, too. They may recommend a brand and give important advice on the amount of food, and what fresh food that you can use to complete something you get in the store.

Vegetables, fruit and vegetables

Birds usually like green vegetables like snow peas, parsley, cucumber and romaine lettuce. You can also give squash. Ever the lawyer, which can be very toxic to birds.

What fruits, you can try to make the mango, papaya, oranges, kiwi and apple. Be sure to remove the seeds of Apple (which are also toxic to birds).

The vegetables lose most of their nutrients during cooking. Then use these first, to preserve all the vitamins and minerals. It also minimizes the risk of exposure to chemicals and preservatives in foods and seasonings.

However, there are some birds that are treated must be cooked (such as brown rice, barley, oats and legumes such as peas). Remember to use a stainless steel container (not a nonstick skillet, birds are sensitive to the release of chemicals).

Introduce new foods one at a time

Do not barrage your bird's digestive system with too many new foods at one time. It is best to introduce them gradually so you can monitor side effects and also to give your pet a chance to get used to food.

The Food and Hygiene

Fresh food is great, but will also attract parasites and bacteria. Remember to change the dishes every day, regularly and clean the cage, and any bits of crumbs that may fall to the ground. Wash the plate or tray to remove food particles that can adhere to the surface. And as always, make sure there are plenty of clean water.

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