what food should they eat?

African Grey's should eat: A parrot mix bought from all good pet shops

They also need a Verity of fresh fruit and veg daily. also clean water needs to be provided at all times.

never feed your grey Avocado, Chocolate, Alcohol, Rhubarb or any form of caffeine.

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Owner of African Grey

I own an African Grey too!! :)

There are special foods for Grey's, specializing in their eating habits and what vitamins help them the most. I suggest you go to a pet store and look around at the different variety of foods and see which food you think would be best for your bird. Of course, you should always provide your bird with healthy, and safe veggies and fruits, as they are part of a healthy food choice for birds. :) Good luck!

Bird owner

i own a african grey too! pets question and answers,www.5d2d.com
shes a year and half and shes called georgia (:

well you can buy a bag of parrot food from petshops, they have all kinds of nuts,dry banana's, and these small red chillies and loads of varity of seed.
dont feed her to many sun flower seeds as they are high in fat!

they love fresh fruit, i mostly feed mine banannas,melon and grapes!

you should have a list of some kind or easily look it up on the net there will be a list of fruit your not aloud to feed them and also things like chocolate are a no no!

and just make sure you put fresh water down for he/she!

african grey owner (:

Well, before you get a Grey you should know they aren't for everyone. No beginners. These are highly messy, intelligent, demanding, and sensitive creatures. They need 6+ hours of attention a day. They are very sensitive, so don't just put new toys in the cage and expect it to be fine. He/she may get very scared of the new toy, so place the new toy(s) next to the cage for a week to make sure they're used to it. Also, they cannot be introduced into a large cage when they come home. You need to keep them in a smaller conure cage. it makes them feel more secure. They also take up about $150 a month on food and toys. Vet bills are also very expensive and can shoot up to $1,000 quickly. They live about 50 years, too. No one ever keeps them that long. "Most cats have 9 lives but most parrots have 9 homes".

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