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Parrots can not eat millet all the time, if they eat too much, they will die, and after eating, they will be caused by water expansion, or they will die after excessive feeding caused by oxidation of water quality.
Parrots should not be fed too much, when feeding parrot millet, it needs to be steamed and fed to avoid the wax on the appearance of millet causing indigestion of parrots.
Gastroenteritis occurs in severe cases.
If possible, parrots can be fed with shelled millet, and the rice husks of millet can promote parrot digestion.
Precautions: The purchased millet has been polished and waxed, and the wax on the surface of the millet cannot be digested by parrots, which will cause a burden on the stomach. In severe cases, it can lead to gastroenteritis and diarrhea.
When feeding parrots, if possible, you can feed parrots with shelled millet, and the rice husks of millet can promote the digestion of the parrot's stomach. Parrots have no teeth and cannot chew when swallowing food, only by swallowing digestible hard objects to facilitate digestion.
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Millet is a cereal and is one of their favorite foods. When farming, millet can be fed to them as the main feed. The amount of millet fed can be 50 to 70 percent of the total food.
When feeding them millet, it is best to feed them the kind with the shell, or a mix of the shelled and unshelled ones. Because the millet with the shell can help them sharpen their mouths, it is more beneficial for their growth.
Millet can be used as the main feed for parrots. Normally, it is fed every day. Because parrots have satiety nerves and know that they are hungry and will not eat, they can be fed with a food box.
Put a small food box in the birdcage with 50 to 60 percent millet in it, and they can eat it themselves. Don't overfill it, or it will easily spill and cause waste. If you want to develop a better bond with your parrots, you can feed them with millet in your hand.
Usually it needs to be fed twice a day.
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Hello! Parrots can eat millet, which is also a favorite food for parrots.
It can be used as the main feed.
In addition, just add a little protein feed appropriately.
Millet can be eaten for a long time.
But you can't just eat millet, millet as a staple food, protein worms and other complementary foods to supplement protein.
You can also add some eggs to the millet and steam it to make egg millet, which can also supplement protein.
But eggs and millet can not be eaten all the time, usually mainly for parrots to eat shelled millet on the line, shelled millet has the effect of grinding the mouth, which is conducive to the growth of parrots.
Millet accounts for 60 to 70 percent of a parrot's total food intake.
Add a little extra rice, which is about 10% to 20%.
In addition, feed a little fresh fruits and vegetables to supplement vitamins, such as apples, mangoes, kiwifruit, cabbage, radish leaves, etc., but the amount is not too large, a small amount is enough.
As for supplementing protein, a small amount of cooked egg yolk will do.
Hope mine can help you! Have a great day!
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