No. They would choke on it because it is too small and hard.
Actually, yes, they can eat some baby foods and cereals. My daughter has hand raised multiple orphaned birds (mocking birds, thrashers, starlings, ect...) and has fed all of them baby food, usually chicken or turkey (yes, like cannibalism), some vegetable types, by sucking the food up into a plastic 1cc syringe (the kind without a needle, like vets give you to give animals liquid oral medicines), and when the bird is hungry, squeeze the food into the back of his mouth. She also fed them chopped earthworms, pieces of crickets, soft bodied insects and caterpillars.
Most birds have incredibly fast metabolisms and need to be fed every 20 minutes to every hour, they will use the bathroom immediately after being fed, so cover your hand with paper towels or feed them on an old towel, but at least they sleep through the night.
Yes, a baby parrot can eat carrots. It actually doesn't matter if the parrot i a baby. But it does matter what type of parrot it is.
yes. sometimes, the male has been known to eat or peck the babies.
according to nature it is not possible but if it hungry and unable to find his food then it may eat another parakeet
parakeet
no, keep eating it... its good for you
A fruit-based (human) baby-food will suffice in the short-term, but there are many commercial parrot-rearing foods available as hand-rearing parrots for sale as pets is a small industry across Europe and N America.
Yes but only for a shot period of time, cockatiel food doesn't have the right kinds of nutrition a parakeet needs to function, also its much bigger and harder for the parakeet to eat it so it might cause weakness and lack of food to the parakeet, hope this is helpful to you!
Do nothing just force him to eat or leave food in a bowl that will make him eat the food when he starve. You can offer him ice cream if he eat food. ;)
you have to put some food on your hand and press her back to your hand.
yes if it is not good for it or not nutritious
The female and male parakeet do a cloaca kiss and make a baby bird deedadee
a parakeet diet will change in only two weeks to be exact! and try not to change ther food so often.
It is in the best interested of your pet to not feed it food that is meant for chickens. It lacks vitamin D and the parakeet diet doesn't need the protein and fibers that are in chicken feed.