Food Processor Cockatiel ?
Cockatiel mimicking the food processor. He’s silly. :p
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What happens when a baby cockatiel comes out of the nest for the first time?
Question by Taylor iz my husband!!!: What happens when a baby cockatiel comes out of the nest for the first time?
When the babies first come out of the nest, do they land on a perch or fall to the ground? I also hear that as soon as the babies have fledged the parents will start teaching them to eat seed. Do the parents do this at the food container or on the bottom of the cage?
Thank You
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Answer by e.davenport
they fly away
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My cockatiel is eating pellets for the first time
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What Food Should I Buy For Parrotlets?
Question by HMTQ – Madge: What Food Should I Buy For Parrotlets?
Hey everyone.
I was wondering… What food should I buy for a parrotlet? I haven’t gotten one, but I’m considering it. I read somewhere a cockatiel mix with sunflower seeds is good. Is this true? I’d also prefer something I can buy in stores, so I don’t have to worry about buying it online if food runs low. Thanks!
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Answer by Abby Noble
The Sunflower mix is OK, but a little to fattening. I recommend 50% of common budgie seed and 50% canary seed, thrown in a little sunflower seeds but not to much!
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cute cockatiel being cute
Cockatiel: with puppies, food processor, bath time
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What human food can Cockatiels eat?
Question by ¤ ?wi?k?? ?º?s ? Jºs? ¤: What human food can Cockatiels eat?
I ran out of the bird feed I give him and I won’t be able to get him any until the end of the day, and I don’t want him to starve until then. Should I feed him bread or something until then?
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Answer by Matty
Offer well cooked chicken, turkey, lean meats, fish, hard boiled or scrambled eggs, cottage cheese.Serve your bird these foods when they are freshly cooked.
Offer cooked sweet potatoes or yams, raw or lightly steamed fresh asparagus, cooked beets, fresh beet greens, bok choy, broccoli (leaves, stems and florets), carrots, carrot tops, corn, chicory greens, chard, cilantro, collard greens, endive, fresh sprouts, green and yellow wax beans, kale, cooked lima beans, fresh mustard greens, peas, parsley, pumpkin, red or green sweet peppers, turnip greens, watercress, romaine lettuce, yellow squash, zucchini, dark green lettuces.
Cooked pasta, cooked rice or brown rice, cooked dried beans, baked sweet potatoes, bird bread, whole wheat toast, oatmeal and other cooked cereals, cold cereals (cheerios, shredded wheat and grape nuts), fresh corn and fresh peas are all good sources of carbohydrates.
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Cockatiel eating the core of the bell pepper
Is it normal for a cockatiel to feel a little heavy when it is being held?
Question by Cute Bisexual Chick: Is it normal for a cockatiel to feel a little heavy when it is being held?
I was holding my male cockatiel earlier today and noticed that unlike the last time I held him, he felt a little heavy (about the same weight as a small package of blueberries). Is this normal, or does it mean that my bird needs to lose weight? My bird is about 10 months old, eats bran flakes as treats and a seed/pellet food mixture.
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Answer by Clumsical of the !MC! Squad
bird obesity is hard to determine because a bird that looks relatively normal could actually be grossly obese. It’s also less common for birds to be overweight, since unlike people and most of our pets, they generally won’t eat more than they need.
But, instead of feeding the bran flakes as treats, try to vary it up a bit and add more fruits and veggies.
He could have just eaten or something, so his crop might have been full, making him feel heavier.
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Cockatiel eating and playing
My cockatiels use my hamper as their giant chew toy. Jasper likes burying himself in my basket whenever I bring up my warm laundry. Bunsen just likes to shred pieces off it.
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My cockatiel, Tweety eating bird food!
DUMB BURD UR WALKIN IN UR FUD.