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Is parakeet food safe for cockatiels?

Question by spirithawk06: Is parakeet food safe for cockatiels?
I just realized that the mixture I bought to add to Soren’s (my 6 month old Whiteface pearl cockatiel) feed is for parakeets. It has all the same things that the cockatiel mix had minus the sunflower seeds. I was trying to find a mix that didn’t have a lot of sunflower seeds. He already has sunflower seeds in his regular seed mixture and I try to pick out as much as I can because I have been told by several people, an avian expert included that they are high in fat. Does it really make that much of a difference if he gets fed parakeet food? The mix I bought was Ecotrition Grains and Greens Variety Blend. It has a lot of dehydrated vegetables in it along with seeds and is fortified with vitamins that is the only way I can get him to eat vegetables as of yet. The only difference between this one and the one that was for cockatiels was the sunflower seeds from what I can see but I don’t have a container to look at. Does it make that much difference?

Best answer:

Answer by diva_dejavu_again
Yes it is very good for them

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How to get my new Parakeet to start chirping?

Question by kvnniv: How to get my new Parakeet to start chirping?
I just got a blue parakeet last sunday. I know that it takes a few days for the birds to get used to their new environments, but he has just been sitting in the same spot doing nothing except for the occasional meal, making no noise. Is there something that I can do that will make him happier and begin to chirp? Any music or certain toys that parakeets love that makes them happier?

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Answer by Eric Young
try giving him some millet spray and some toys :) good luck!

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how do i know if my parakeet has egg bound? ?

Question by meli_ali44: how do i know if my parakeet has egg bound? ?
my female parakeet is look like this right now AND today is 10/18/2008

http://s269.photobucket.com/albums/jj49/ALIANWARI/?action=view&current=IMAG0020.jpg

so she sing and move around alot and she always goin to her nestbox all the time and she cams back and go in again and again….i check there is no egg….
and her vent is like this ………..

http://s269.photobucket.com/albums/jj49/ALIANWARI/?action=view&current=IMAG0025.jpg

and she poops watery and its 10 times bigger then the male poops hahah lol is that normal?
and how do i know she is egg bound and when she goin to lay her eggs…..please please help and she chows the Cuttle Bone alot yeah……so help tell me if she is egg bound or now …she moves around alot and she goin to her nest box alot and cams back and again again again……. she eats right and she eats vegetables tooo so yeah…..please help tell me is my female is oki or what??
and please put some pictures that i kno cuz i dont know by words like swollen vent something like that please send me the pic of it thanks

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Answer by biscuitsmybabyboy14
through the pictures it looks to me that she is holding an egg but could be wrong. it take 10 days for the first egg to be laid then she lays the rest every 2nd day. she is no egg bound signs of this are things like sitting on the bottom of the cage fluffed up and being alot less active. she looks like a very healthy hen so all should be fine. make sure you feed her egg food aswell which is a hard boiled egg grated and can also add other grated veg to it.

hope this helps

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good parakeet food ? …………………?

Question by : good parakeet food ? …………………?
okay i dont want to give it something that will make it obese
so im looking for the one that is BEST for it i mean BEST okay no cheap food
i think my parakeet deserves best so i was wondering what is the HEALTHIEST,and delicious for my birdie cuz i know healthy isnt always good so a really good mix of pellets and veggies and seeds and it wont eat any thing from my refrigirator it just eats the regular birdie diet so im looking for the best know so i can just give it that for its whole life and ofcourse other treats but one mix that is best and i can give it to my bird without killing it or getting it into a disease thanks you so much ! green parakeet
i just left a half an orange in its cage and it was eating it :)

Best answer:

Answer by Mr. Clever
“Browns” Parakeet food is the BEST.

$ 14 will give you a good 1-3 month’s supply, accompany that with a little millet every night, and some other treats as well.

My bird would not eat Kaytee, or any other “brand-name” bird food for 2 days, I was so scared; I found this food in my supermarket one night, and guess what? He ate every last piece of it.

no additives,no chemicals, nothing, just pure natural bird food the way God intended.

Good luck and let me know how this works out for you.

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are there any parakeet breeders in northeast ohio?

Question by prudence: are there any parakeet breeders in northeast ohio?
Bought a parakeet 3 weeks ago from Pet Supplies Plus. He was a sweet little thing, but they knew nothing about him. He was very active and did not show any signs of illness.Then lastnight he just dropped from his perch and died.I am very upset.I need to know where I can purchase a bird from someone who knows about birds.

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Answer by COUNTRY–GIRL
Yes type in breed and list of breeders and several do pop in for you to ck out.

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