A healthy Ringneck Parrot diet should be varied, balanced, and engaging. Around 60?80% of their daily intake should come from a high?quality complete or pelleted food, with the remainder made up of sprouting or soaking seeds, fresh vegetables, fruits, seeds, nuts, and occasional treats. Dark green and orange vegetables provide excellent nutrition, while fruits and nuts should be offered in moderation.

Encouraging foraging and food?searching behaviours helps prevent boredom and supports natural instincts. Introducing new foods can take time, so patience is key?always provide fresh water and try new foods in small amounts to help your Ringneck develop healthy eating habits for life.

Ensure your Ringneck Parrot?s diet is as varied as possible. Complete or pelleted food should be 60-80% of their diet, with the rest made up of sprouting seed, fruits, vegetables, seed, nuts and other treats

For a more natural feeding experience, provide foraging opportunities, to encourages your Parrot to search for and retrieve their food. This natural behaviour would normally fulfill many hours of your bird?s time in the wild, so is a great way to prevent birdie boredom and the many associated unwanted behaviours.

Ringneck Complete and Pelleted Food

Give your Ringneck all the nutrition they need with foods such as Lafeber NutriBerries, developed in 5 yummy flavours.

Original?El Paso?Garden Veggie?Tropical Fruit?Sunny Orchard.

All flavours have 40 nutrients Parrots need for good overall wellbeing.

Sprouting Seed / Soaking Seed

All you need to do to prepare these nutrient rich seeds is soak them in water, rinsing occasionally, and within a day or so you?ll have a super healthy sprouted food packed full of vitamins and minerals.

Vegetables

Fresh dark green and orange vegetables such as kale, carrots and broccoli are some of the healthiest and most nutritious.

Fruits

Fresh or dried, Ringnecks readily accept

• Banana chips
• Berries
• Coconut cubes
• Papaya
• Figs
• Pumpkin seeds
• Apples
• Cranberry
• Pineapple

Ringneck Seed

Parrot Premium Professional has been developed to our exact requirements to improve on other seed recipes on the market. It features, hemp, rowan berries and many more wholesome ingredients.

Nuts

Are a nutrient rich snack for your Ringneck too. Both Palm Nuts and Cedar Nuts are popular favourites.

Other Treats

Watch your Ringneck Parrot 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.

Ringnecks love to pick through the sprays of the Millet or Naturals Pick n Fly.

There are two sticks in every pack of Vitapol Treat Sticks, for double the fun. Flavours are Fruit, Fruit and Nut and Orange,

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 Ringneck?s food bowl, as many enjoy dunking their food before eating it. Always have fresh water available.

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