Newbie's Guide to Cockatiel Food

It's very important that you feed your cockatiel anenjoy eating almonds, cashews, walnuts, and
appropriate diet.  Otherwise, you'll open the door topecans.  Macadamia and pistachio nuts are also fine. 
a wide range of health problems for your bird.  ThisYou should be careful not to feed too many nuts
article will teach you a few things you need to knowbecause they can be high in fat, which can cause
about cockatiel food.health problems.
Fruits/VeggiesProtein
Fruits and vegetables are an important part of yourIf you want your bird to be completely healthy, you
bird's diet.  You should feed them on a daily basis. should make sure he has plenty of protein in his
He will enjoy carrots, grapes, apples, spinach, anddiet.  Birds that are molting will especially benefit
peas.  You can also feed him yams, sweetfrom extra protein.  Fish, cottage cheese, chicken,
potatoes, watercress and corn.  If you don't havelean meats, and turkey are all good sources of
any of these available, then baby food withprotein.  Eggs that have been scrambled or
vegetables and fruit is a suitable alternative.hard-boiled are also good.
SeedsTreats
Virtually everyone knows that birds love seeds.  So,Every good bird deserves a treat every now and
you should feed your cockatiel seeds too.  Therethen.  You can feed him your favorite cereal such as
are a variety of seeds you can feed him.  Some ofcornflakes, rice krispies, cheerios, or froot loops. 
the most popular choices include white millet,Unsalted popcorn also serves as a nice treat. 
sunflower, sesame, flax, and hemp seeds.Besides these foods, your local pet shop should have
Nutstreats that your cockatiel will enjoy.
Nuts are also suitable cockatiel food.  These birds