There is Healthy Food List Below for your Parrot

High Energy (treats only, best to feed on occasion

• Corn
• Peas
• Beans (seed pod/pea part)• Legumes/Mungbeans/Crunchy Combo
• All seeds and nuts
• Pumpkin Seeds
• Potato
• Bread
• Rice Don’t feed at all
• Pasta
High Energy (feed small amounts daily)
• All Fruits

Keep Healthy and Clean Your Parrots’

Parrot and Poisoning

Parrots are curious by nature. It loves to explore its surroundings and try out different
things.
It may consume some toxic food or plants. Inhaling something poisonous like fumes emitted by scented candles and direct contact with other toxins can lead to poisoning.

I am giving you a list of some things that are poisonous. Most of them are general household items and most of us are unaware that they harm our birds health. You need to ensure your parrot is safe from these items.
Poisonous household items
Air Conditioner, Cage, Carpet, Candles, Cleaners, Cooking Oil, Cotton Candy Toy, Glue,
Halogen Lamps, Leather Sprays, Pens, Pine-Scented Items, Potpourri, Rope, Salt,
Scented Tissues, Smelling Tissues, Teflon (cookware), Petroleum Products, Home Dishwasher and soaps, etc
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Kerosene, Paint remover, Shoe polish, Wood preservative, Ammonia, Bleach, Crayons,
Herbicides, Natural medicines, Matches, nail polish, Home Paint, Perfumes, Insects Poison’s, Drugs, Shaving creams and

Is something wrong with your parrot?
There is no other way to keep your bird under
strict vigilance. Observe it. To help you better, let us go step by step and watch out for the different kinds of poisoning -their symptoms   and sources.

This way, you will know exactly how to avoid the fatal conditions. Check out the abnormalities that may be caused due to poisoning…
Droppings: Loose, foul-smelling excrement, blood in the stool
Urine: Red-colored urine
Change of Behavior – lethargy, shock, and depression, trouble while walking, refusing
food or reduced intake of food
Weight – Sudden weight loss
Other Symptoms – Diarrhea, Coughing, Breathing problems, Convulsions and
Paralysis

Types of Poisoning Lead Poisoning Symptoms: 

Feather picking, Depression, Ataxic (loss of balance), Regurgitating, Colored urine, and even Blindness

Common sources of lead:

solder, bird toys, batteries, galvanized wire, cloths, linoleum, paints (lead-based), stained glass, curtain weights, fishing and diving accessories, ceramic pieces, foil covering champagne or wine bottle openings, led gasoline fumes, and Tiffany lamps.
Even your parrot’s drinking water can have a high percentage of lead. So, I would suggest using cold water for drinking, as hot water dissolves lead more readily.

Keep the amount of lead low, and ensure the pipes are regularly flushed. It is better to avoid using the water remaining in the pipes for more than six hours. If you suspect lead poisoning in your bird, seek medical attention without any delay.

Insecticide Poisoning:

It takes only some extra precautions to avoid the condition. While applying the insecticide sprays, do not keep the bird in that room.

After you are done with the spraying, open the windows. Let the fresh air come in. Only then can the bird be taken into the room. Symptom: Respiratory or breathing troubles Once you spot the sick bird, take it out to an open place. Call the vet.

Zinc Poisoning Common Sources:

Paint, Galvanized Wire, Toys, Costume jewelry or metal beads, Food and Water Dishes. Common Symptoms: Feather picking, Polydipsia, Anemia, Cyanosis, Polyuria (urine in the dropping), Hyperglycemia, and Seizures.