Large Macaws thrive on a varied, balanced diet made up primarily of complete or pelleted foods (around 60?80%), supported by sprouting seeds, quality seed mixes, fresh vegetables, fruits, nuts, and natural treats. Pelleted options like Lafeber NutriBerries, Your Parrot blends, and TOP?s cold?pressed foods provide essential nutrients, while sprouting seeds offer a low?fat, highly nutritious addition.

Veggies such as peppers, carrots, sweet potato, and dark leafy greens, along with fruits like mango, papaya, and berries, supply important vitamins. Nuts?although loved by Macaws?should be given in moderation due to their high fat content. Treats from ranges like Parrot Cafe can add variety, and fresh water should always be available. Introducing new foods can take time, so small trial packs are recommended, supported by Northern Parrots? 90?day money?back guarantee.

Like all Parrots, your Large Macaw?s diet needs to be as varied as possible. Use a complete or pelleted food as a base diet, roughly 60-80%, then the remainder of their diet should be sprouting seed, other seed mixes, fruits, nuts, vegetables and other treats.

Complete and Pelleted Food

Lafeber NutriBerries? created by Lafeber and contain 40 essential nutrients your bird needs. Available in 5 flavours.

Your Parrot is available in a herbal or vegetable blend in a range of sizes.

TOP?s Large Parrot Food has been cold pressed to keep their nutrient levels high. Rosemary, lemon and orange peel have been added too.

Sprouting Seed / Soaking Seed

A great way to provide your Macaw with a highly nutrition meal that low in fat. Simply soak them for a few days, rinsing occasionally, then once they start to sprout offer them up as a scrumptious meal for your feathered friend.

Vegetables

These are also a nutritious food for your Macaw. For convenience add this Vegetable Mix to your Macaw?s diet. If you?ve got a little more time prepare fresh vegetables such as red bell pepper, carrots and perhaps boiled sweet potato. Dark green veggies are highly nutritious too like kale, broccoli and dandelion leaves.

Fruits

Fun to eat and packed with vitamins that help keep your Macaw fit and healthy. The following are readily accepted

• Mango
• Papaya
• Pomegranate
• Guava
• Berries

Seed

Parrot Premium Professional contains elderberries, cedar nuts and other beak-wateringly good ingredients to keep mealtimes interesting.

Nuts

A highly important part of any Large Macaw?s diet ? however due to most companion?s birds reduce activity levels they should be carefully rationed. Readily accepted nuts include?

• Walnuts
• Cedar nuts
• Palm nuts
• Pecans
• Brazil nuts
• Macadamia nuts

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Popular Seeds with Macaws

Other Treats

Watch your Macaw enjoy some of the finest ingredients nature has to offer with Parrot Cafe Treats. Each recipe has been made with only all natural ingredients such as red palm oil, honey, elderberry, plus a variety of fruits, seeds and vegetables. With lots of delightful treats to choose from there is something for every Parrot.

Tasty Treats for Your Macaw

Please Note: We would always advise buying the smallest bag/pack possible to trial your Parrot with. It can take some time and persistence to introduce a new food. It may be worth having a second bowl of water next to your Large Macaw?s food bowl, as many enjoy dunking their food before eating it. Always have fresh water available.

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Popular Foods for a Large Macaw