Jan F. asked the question:
Is there something wrong with peanuts?
I see bird feeds specifically saying “no peanuts”.
Is there something wrong with peanuts?
I give my severe macaw about 4 unsalted, roasted, unshelled peanuts on top of his pellet variety every day.
Helen D. wonders:
I feed my two parrotlets a mixture of Roudybush pellets and Volkman’s Parrotlet Seed mix.
Only one will eat both.
The other one will not eat the pellets.
Christina S. asks:
What should I be feeding my cockatiel baby?
Also, do I change it when it gets a bit older?
Kathleen R. asks:
Do you like lemons?
Dear Kathleen ~Â Do we like lemons?
Â
Well, yes, they smell nice, are very useful to flavor foods, and make a nice beverage.
Are you asking if lemons are okay for parrots?
They won’t hurt them, but why would you give them to parrots?
Mary H. needs advice:
Can you recommend a shallow parakeet feeder bowl?
The one I have is 2 1/4 ” deep and the birds have to lean all the way in to eat.
Also, I can’t tell when the food is gone and just hulls left.
I tried an ‘auto feeder’ but the seed doesn’t feed down properly.
Thank you very much
Susan S. is concerned about supplements for her green cheek conure:
I have a green cheek conure named Jax.
He will be 8 years old in December.
He was acting lethargic and ill.
I purchased Nekton-S multi-vitamin and put it in his drinking water.
Jen M. seeks:
Hello! I’m looking for a homemade birdy bread recipe or parrot treat ball for my macaw and two umbrella Cockatoos.
Can you recommend a good recipe?
Hope you two are enjoying your new life in Indiana.
Best to you both!
Warmly,
Jen and the Flock
Jeanette H. queries: In addition to fresh fruits and veggies, what seed mixes, etc., do you recommend I provide for my 30-year-old Blue Front Amazon parrot, Willie? Dear Jeanette What…
Susan W. writes:
We have a 20-year old African Grey who has been with us since weaning.
She has been on Harrisons’ pellets for years.
The problem with feeding her Harrisons’ is that she throws them out of her bowl and on the floor outside her cage, so I am not sure how many pellets she actually eats. (more…)
Scott S. inquires:
Hi – I actually have a birdie question.
We have a 2-year-old male Gray Cockatiel who has the worst case of “ouwie feathers” under his wings.
We can lift his wings and see a number of pin feathers that are causing some distress.
Question: what if anything can we do to help him out?
He’s fine otherwise, big beautiful boy and a best in class winner here in Florida last year.
Thank you in advance!
