Passwell Parrot Pellets

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Passwell Parrot Pellets | 400g & 1kg

Passwell Parrot Pellets provide a nutritionally balanced alternative to traditional seed mixes for parrots, including ringnecks, conures, amazons, eclectus, cockatoos and macaws.

Unlike seed mixes, where parrots can pick out their favourites, these fully edible pellets help reduce waste while providing more consistent nutrition.

Enriched with essential amino acids, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals, this low-fat formula supports healthy feather condition, weight management and everyday parrot health.

Key Benefits

  • Balanced nutrition: A healthy replacement for traditional seed mixes.

  • Less waste: Fully edible pellets help reduce mess and discarded seed husks.

  • Healthy feathers: Quality protein with essential amino acids, including lysine and methionine.

  • Weight management: Low-fat formulation for everyday feeding.

  • Added nutrients: Omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, vitamins and minerals.

Feeding Directions

Parrots may need time to adjust to eating pellets. Initially, they may break them apart, but they generally learn to consume the whole pellet, including any fine powder produced.

Direct Change to Pellets

Suitable for companion pets and larger parrots.

Initially remove seed and treats, offering only pellets. If your parrot hasn't eaten during the day, provide some seed before nightfall and try again the following day. If unsuccessful, introduce pellets gradually instead.

Gradual Introduction

Recommended for smaller parrots and reluctant eaters.

Begin with a 50:50 mix of pellets and seed, gradually reducing the seed over several days as your parrot adjusts.

Important: Closely monitor your bird's weight, health and food intake throughout the transition to ensure it is eating enough.

Feeding Guide

Refer to the Passwell Parrot Pellets Feeding Guide for recommended daily feeding quantities.

What Else Should I Feed?

Passwell Parrot Pellets can make up 80% of your parrot's total diet.

Offer a variety of suitable fresh fruit and vegetables, fresh seeding grasses or sprouted seed, along with small amounts of treats such as nuts.

Breeding Birds

During breeding, increase the amount of Parrot Pellets offered by up to 50% and supplement with Passwell Parrot Soft Food.

Ingredients

Processed cereals and legumes (wheat, barley, oats, peas, lupins), soy and whey protein isolates, lysine, methionine, vegetable oils, omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, carotenoids, vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B9, B12, C, D3 and K, biotin, choline, calcium, phosphorus, potassium, sodium, magnesium, zinc, iron, manganese, copper, iodine, selenium and 1g/kg Actigen® dried yeast prebiotic.

Typical Analysis

Nutrient Analysis
Protein 15%
Fat 6%
Ash 5%
Moisture 11%
Energy 14 MJ/kg

Available Sizes: 400g and 1kg

Frequently Asked Questions

What parrots can eat Passwell Parrot Pellets?

Passwell Parrot Pellets are suitable for parrots including ringnecks, conures, amazons, eclectus, cockatoos and macaws.

Can Passwell Parrot Pellets replace bird seed?

Yes. They provide a balanced alternative to traditional seed mixes and can make up to 80% of your parrot's diet, alongside suitable fresh foods.

How do I introduce Passwell Parrot Pellets to my bird?

For smaller parrots or fussy eaters, start with equal parts pellets and seed, gradually reducing the seed as your bird becomes comfortable eating the pellets.

Are Passwell Parrot Pellets suitable for breeding birds?

Yes. During breeding, the amount of pellets offered can be increased by up to 50%, alongside Passwell Parrot Soft Food for additional nutritional support.

Wonderworld Tip

Changing a parrot from seed to pellets can take patience. Some birds adapt quickly, while others need a little more encouragement.

Keep an eye on your bird's weight, droppings and food intake to make sure they're actually eating the pellets rather than just breaking them apart. Never allow your bird to go without food during a diet change.