How to make parrot feed How to prepare parrot feed

Parrots are a type of bird whose coat is brightly colored and has different patterns. Parrots can generally learn to speak, and sometimes they are very amusing, and they do not chirp like some other birds, which affects their neighbors. So how do you make the feed that parrots eat?

Plant fruits, seeds, nuts, berries, shoots, insects, etc. can all be food for parrots.

The parrot staple food can be grain-based, which is made from rhubarb rice, oats, barley flakes, beans, corn flour, walnut kernels, cashew kernels, etc. Vegetables can be added appropriately: dried apples, dried vegetables, banana chips, dried peppers, dried carrots, and you can also add proteins, such as dried bread worms, fish meal, and bone meal, which can be mixed to make a highly nutritious feed.

Parrots can eat millet, but simple millet is not nutritious, and can be drizzled with egg wash and dried or dried to make egg millet. In addition, the oil feed should not be fed too much, otherwise it will cause feathering.

There are more than a dozen species of parrots in the world, and each species of parrot has a different origin and a different type of food. While parrots raised in China are divided into small parrots, medium parrots, and large parrots according to their size.

Different species and sizes of parrots, feed allocation is also different, share several feed allocation ratios:

Budgie Parrot: Yellow millet 30% five-color millet 30% Canary seed 20% red millet 10% flaxseed + Suzi + oatmeal 10% melon seed as a snack to see if the parrot eats more, feed less, eat more and get fat.

Peony parrot: Yellow millet 20%, five-color millet 20%, melon seeds 20%, Canary seeds 10%, flaxseed 10%, red millet 5%, oats 5%, Suzi 5%, rice 5%.

Cockatiel: Yellow millet 20%, five-color millet 20%, melon seeds 20%, Canary seeds 10%, flaxseed 10%, red millet 5%, oats 5%, Suzi 5%, rice 5% can be increased according to your own parrot preference.

Parrots can eat rice, but it is not recommended to eat too much rice.

Generally, parrots do not like to eat rice, they mainly eat millet, barnyard and other cereals, seeds and some nuts, but also eat some fruits and vegetables, and parrots also need to supplement a certain amount of calcium and other trace elements. Of course, owners can also directly buy special feed for parrots to feed.

Here's how parrot feed is made:

1.Raw materials: The main raw materials of parrot feed are barley, corn, oats, wheat, soybeans, soybean meal, etc.

2.Production: The above raw materials are mixed together, and the finished product can be obtained after crushing, stirring, screen filtration, and curing.

3.Proportion: According to the different growth stages of parrots, according to a certain proportion of raw materials to meet their nutritional needs.

Parrot feed needs to be proportioned with raw materials to meet the nutritional needs of parrots.

Summary. Hello dear. It is better to feed eggs millet, method:

1 kg of millet and 4 egg yolks are stirred, and the dosage generally accounts for 40 of the total feeding amount. In addition, the staple food is rice: rice with rice husks is preferred, rice seed coat parrots like to eat, can supplement starch, protein, trace elements and a variety of vitamins, and can increase the chewing ability of the beak.

The dosage generally accounts for 30 of the total feeding amount. Millet: generally accounts for 10 to 15 of the total amount of feeding.

The remaining part can be fed with hemp seeds, barnyard grass seeds, melon seeds, etc.

Hello dear, grinding wide. It is better to feed eggs millet, method: 1 kg of Zheng You mill millet and shout bucket 4 egg yolks stirred, the dosage generally accounts for 40 of the total feeding amount.

In addition, the staple food is rice: rice with rice husks is preferred, rice seed coat parrots like to eat, can supplement starch, protein, trace elements and a variety of vitamins, and can increase the chewing ability of the beak. The dosage generally accounts for 30 of the total feeding amount.

Millet: generally accounts for 10 to 15 of the total amount of feeding. The remaining part can be fed with hemp seeds, barnyard grass seeds, melon seeds, etc.

About the fifth day after the parrot eggs hatch to the stove and slide slowly, shine a flashlight on the parrot eggs to see if there is any blood in the parrot eggs. If there is blood, it is a fertilized egg, and vice versa, it is a white egg. It can't be seen for the first five days, because parrot eggs also need a process of development.

If it is a fertile egg, it is enough to let the female parrot continue to hatch. If it is not a fertile egg, there is no need for the female parrot to hatch again. If neither is a fertilized egg, the owner will need to see if the two parrots of the same sex are placed in one place.

To prepare parrot milk powder, you need to prepare soybean flour, mung bean flour, millet flour, corn flour, rice flour, oat flour, good storage tablets, yeast tablets, and you need to pay attention to the moderate temperature when feeding the milk powder.

First of all, mix soybean flour, mung bean flour, millet flour, round slow corn flour, rice flour, and oat flour in equal proportions. Then put it in a pot and fry over low heat until eight ripe.

Then, add some powder made of the whole formula of Shancun tablets and a little yeast flakes to the feed, add one piece of Shancun per 200 grams, and add two pieces of yeast per 500 grams.

When feeding, pay attention to stirring, shaking well, and the temperature is moderate, about 35 degrees Celsius. After feeding until the age of one to two months, the parrot can be weaned step by step and start eating boiled water-soaked millet.