Parrot Parrot is a fairly popular poultry. After all in these parrots it is impossible not to fall in love - they are so lovely and sociable, that certainly become full members of the family. But in order for the bird to feel well in captivity, grow healthy and have a bright plumage, it is necessary to know how to properly feed the parrot to the coral.
What to feed a parrot to a corolla?
The natural nutrition of the corella is very diverse, and largely depends on the season. Therefore, the birds that live in captivity need to choose the diet that best matches the natural diet. Producers of poultry fodders have already taken care of this, and ready-made cereal mixtures have been chosen for the parrot species of the coral. They contain millet, oats, wheat and other grains, as well as seeds of wild herbs. These mixtures ensure the intake of vitamins "A", "B1", protein and fiber, which improves digestion, necessary for corelles. But cereal mixtures should not constitute more than 60 percent of the total diet of birds. In addition, parrots should boiled eggs, potatoes, rice, as well as fruits, berries and vegetables. In the warm season, it is necessary to put in the cage young grass and shoots of fruit trees.
But with the content of these parrots, you should still know what categorically you can not feed the corolla. So from their diet it is necessary to exclude dairy and sour-milk products, something fried or salted. Also, do not feed parrots from the table, this is fraught with the appearance of various diseases .
What to feed the nestlings to the cocks?
There are situations when the parents for some reason refuse to fledglings. In this case, they will have to feed the owners of the birds. But kids learn to eat solid foods only in a month and a half. And before this time they must be fed from a teaspoon of semi-liquid baby porridge, a mango and oat flakes. With such a diet, the chicks will receive the nutrients they need.
Thus, knowing what it is possible to feed the corella and its chicks, it will not be difficult to grow an excellent parrot with excellent health.