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Whats a good quaker diet
sorry if this in the wrong thread, but im looking into getting a quaker parrot. what brand/kind of food should i give him? i went to the pet store today to see if i can get idea, but theres like 50,000 different kinds of seed saying different things lol. what do you guys feed your quakers?
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I don't own a quaker, but I'll tell you a few things... The best diet for a quaker is one preferrably without food dyes (so a natural pellet), with perhaps some seeds, especially sprouted seeds, and lots of fresh foods, such as grains, healthy beans/legumes, veggies, some fruits, etc. If possible, it would be best if fresh foods took up at least 25-50% of the diet, if not more. You are also looking for a diet that is lower in fat.
Now the best out there? There's a lot of arguements here. Except for my cherry head conure (who's on a special Roudybush diet), I give all my guys Zupreem. Given a choice, however, I'd have them all eating Roudybush, TOP's, or Foundation Formula. A lot of people rave about Harrison's, as well. These are usually considered "better" or "the best" brands. Some other good brands would be Zupreem (I really don't like the fact that they add sugar to their diets), Lafebers, and a few others. Personally though, I'm not a fan of Kaytee, Pretty Bird, Browns, or some of the other brands found in many petstores.
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I feed Opey Roudybush pellets and he loves them , he only gets very small amounts of seed and I feed Higgins Mayan Harvest because it's great seeds with no sunflower seeds and it also has a some nuts and dehydrated veggies in it I feed Higgins to all 3 of my parrots , also try adding a teaspoon or 2 of sweet potatoes baby organic food to your veggies, rice or Quinoa and watch your quaker eat it, Opey wouldn't touch veggies before but he sure will now, they love sweet potatoes :)
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few seeds...mostly pellets.....fresh veggies......some fresh fruit (limited) ..... and get used to sharing what YOU have.....they want that too!!!! :D :D What is theirs is theirs and what is your is theirs too!!! :D :D
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