Fruit is a natural part of many parrots' wild diets — but not all fruits are safe, and portion control matters. Here is what you need to know.
Most fruits are safe and nutritious for parrots in moderation. Good choices include:
Avoid: avocado (toxic — all parts including flesh, skin, and pit contain persin). Also avoid anything from the allium family (onion, garlic) and rhubarb.
Yes — grapes are generally safe for parrots in moderation, unlike for dogs (where grapes can cause kidney failure). Seedless varieties are preferable, and wash well to remove pesticides.
Unsulphured dried fruit can be offered occasionally as a treat, but it is very high in sugar and often high in preservatives. Fresh fruit is significantly preferable for regular feeding.
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