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Sample of a 'Balanced' meal for a medium-sized parrot.

Feeding Parrots: Photos of Nutritious Meals

 

I begin every personalized avian nutrition consultation by explaining the importance of having a properly formulated, properly grown sprouting blend make up at least 50 % of the bird’s diet.

 

When I say properly formulated and properly grown, I mean a sprouting blend that has been formulated to provide complete protein and on that has a compatible germination rate so that it can and will grow for two to three days to reach optimum nutrition. Our sprouting blends have these two qualities and they are USDA certified organic.

 

 

These are photos of meals I feed my parrots.

 

 

Why 50% of a Parrot’s Diet?

The reason I suggest that our sprouting blends make up at least 50 % of a parrot’s diet is so that the bird can begin receiving an ideal amount of extremely high quality food right away. In many situations, because of improper, imbalanced or downright poor nutrition, a parrot can be much sicker than they appear.  A key avian survival trait is for a bird to ‘pretend’  they are well and healthy, keeping up with the flock, until they can’t keep up faking it any more. By this time they may be very close to death.

 

 

 

 

 

Avian Malnutrition, the Urgent Crisis

Because seeds and other foods missing key nutrients have been such a large part of a parrot’s diet for so long, if you want to begin using food as medicine for building or maintaining good health it’s vital to begin feeding high quality foods right away.

 

 

 

For more details on the value of feeding our sprouting blends please read:

 Why Our Sprouting Blends Get Such Exciting Results

 

 

 

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Leslie Moran

Leslie is skilled at using food and nutrition to reverse or prevent disease conditions from developing in the first place in parrots and finches. Since 2002 she has been researching the facts and translating the science of nutrition into practical solutions, and easy to use food combinations, for those who care about the health and well-being of the companion birds, parrots and finches, in their homes or their aviary flocks.

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