Indian ringnecked's diet and meals

[Angela_2]

Hello there.
hope everyone has a good time ^-^
So, my problem is with my tweet's eating
He barely eats much even when i offer his favorite food.
Does it because i always put food every time for him (i don't want him to get hungry )
Well i want to know how much of food does a less than a year old IRN eat in day?
His diet includes: pasta, veggies, fruit, seed(mix but he prefers sunflower).
Also how many meals he need daily?
tweety's doing well, his feather is growing and he's attracted to me A LOT

Is it ok for not offering food every time?
Shall i start to give him meal at exact time ( like breakfast, lunch and dinner )?
Also i what is the best pellet i can buy for him for the first time?

Sorry for too many questions but i'm worried about my baby :"(

 

[ParrotNuts]

Also how many meals he need daily?

Is some food available to him all the time? If no, you may want to do that because he may not be hungry at that given point of time.

 

[Angela_2]

Is some food available to him all the time? If no, you may want to do that because he may not be hungry at that given point of time.

Yes i always make sure there's food all time in front of him
So maybe that's why he doesn't eat much because he knows there's food always....

 

[ParrotNuts]

@Mizzely knows better on this

Also i what is the best pellet i can buy for him for the first time?

Here is some good info on pellets: Pellets for Parrots but the best pellets are the ones he eats and you can afford them.

 

[Mizzely]

I have food available at all times for them. I do two "meals". In the morning I give fresh foods, and refill foraging toys with pellets and nuts. Then remove the fresh food after a few hours. An hour before bedtime I refill his dry food bowl with pellets and Nutriberries.

If he's a picky eater, Zupreem Fruity tends to be the easiest pellet to convert them too, then you can usually switch later to an undyed and unsweetened pellet.

 

[Angela_2]

I have food available at all times for them. I do two "meals". In the morning I give fresh foods, and refill foraging toys with pellets and nuts. Then remove the fresh food after a few hours. An hour before bedtime I refill his dry food bowl with pellets and Nutriberries.

If he's a picky eater, Zupreem Fruity tends to be the easiest pellet to convert them too, then you can usually switch later to an undyed and unsweetened pellet.

I do the same with fresh food.
I shall try what you recommend, it seems helpful
Thank you ^^

 

[Angela_2]

@Mizzely knows better on this

Here is some good info on pellets: Pellets for Parrots but the best pellets are the ones he eats and you can afford them.

That's most be helpful!!
Thank you!!!!!!!

 

[ParrotNuts]

That's most be helpful!!
Thank you!!!!!!!

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