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    Fresh Food List

    Healthy Fresh Fruits For Parrots
    No to Pesticides! Choose Organic!
    Always wash fruit with a good fruit wash!

    Apple - Remove the apple core, it is toxic
    Banana
    Blueberries
    Cantaloupe
    Cherries - Pitted
    Grapes - both seed or seedless
    Guava
    Mango
    Nectarines
    Oranges
    Papaya
    Peach - Remove the pit
    Pears - Remove the pear core
    Plums
    Pomegranate
    Prunes
    Raisins
    Strawberries
    Rasberries

              
Healthy Fresh Vegetables
    Asparagus
    Beans - all varieties
    Beets
    Broccoli
    Brussels Sprouts
    Carrots
    Cauliflower
    Corn (Corn on the cob is the best!)
    Chard
    Cucumber
    Hot peppers
    Kale
    Kiwi - Peeled
    Kale
    Pea pods
    Red leaf lettuce
    Sprouts (Alfalfa,Broccoli,Bean)
    Squash Cooked ( Acorn, Butternut, and Pumpkin)
    Sweet Potato / Yams Cooked
    Zucchini


    Other Healthy Foods To Offer
    Bran Squares
    Brown Rice
    Cous Cous
    Eggs ( Scrambled, Hard Boiled)
    Fresh nuts ( Leave in shell for enrichment play )
    Meats
    Millet
    Oatmeal
    Pilaf
    Shredded wheat





    Foods To Avoid Feeding Your Parrot
    Avocado
    Caffeine
    Candy and Chocolate
    Junk foods (chips,cookies,pastries)
    Large amounts of dairy products
    Mushrooms
    Onions

    Please note that with all fresh fruits, vegetables, and other
    foods, your parrot should not be given anything with salt,
    sugars, chocolates or caffeine. All fruits and vegetables should
    be washed with a fruit and vegetable cleaner from your local
    supermarket. It really does make a difference! Some fruits and
    vegetables such as apples, strawberries, and cantaloupe may
    contain extremely high amounts of pesticides. This can vary
    depending on the time of year and country that the foods are
    being imported from. It is strongly recommended to feed
    organically grown foods.  Caution: Remember to remove any
    uneaten fresh food from the cage before it spoils.
    With education we can improve parrot health and the world!
    Tell us about your parrot's favorite healthy foods!
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