Parrotlet Mixed Fruit Supplements

- Healthy parrotlets that receive a balanced dietincluding high-quality seed mix or pellets, a variety of vegetables and fruits multiple times a week, occasional sprouted and soaked seeds (with strict hygiene), always access to grit* (is necessary for digestion), a mineral block*, and sufficient UV-B light for vitamin D productiondo not need artificial supplements or vitamins.

- When fed a varied diet of dry mixed seeds and fresh produce, there is usually little need to provide additional vitamin supplements. ... However, one important supplement your parrotlets should have access to would be a calcium source.

My parrotlets have a base diet consisting of a mix of seed (Sunseed), pellets (Roudybush), and Goldenfeast Austrailian Blend. I provide a wide variety of chopped fruits and vegetables mixed daily for a period of approximately two hours. (Don't leave these treats longer or it will spoil.)

- Variety of seeds Including small amounts of mixed seed will give your parrotlet something new to eat and a variety of different nutrients. Variety is particularly important if you choose not to feed your parrotlet nutritionally balanced commercial pellets. Fruits and vegetables Any diet for parrotlets should be supplemented with fresh fruits and vegetables to provide key nutrients.

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