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Foraging Feast Sprouting Mix For Parrots

Foraging Feast Sprouting Mix For Parrots

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Ingredients: Adzuki beans, Mung beans, Chickpeas, Brown lentils, Wheat grain, Sunflower seeds, Red lentils, Green Lentils, Peas, Fenugreek seeds, Red quinoa, China rose radish seeds, Brown mustard seeds, Buckwheat, Alfalfa seeds, Broccoli seeds, Red clover seeds, Red beetroot seeds, and Kale seeds

Foraging Feast Sprouting Mix For Parrot Of All Sizes – 500g
Living Nutrition for Ultimate Parrot Health

Unlock the full potential of your parrot’s diet with Foraging Feast Sprouting Mix, a powerhouse blend of 19 organic sprouting seeds designed to nourish parrots of all sizes. Whether you care for a budgie, cockatiel, conure, Indian ringneck, Eclectus, African grey, Amazon, macaw, or cockatoo, this mix delivers living, bioavailable nutrition that supports your bird’s gut health, immunity, energy, and feather condition.

🦜 Why Sprouting?
Sprouting unlocks dormant nutrients in seeds, making them more digestible and significantly richer in enzymes, vitamins, and beneficial bacteria. It promotes a healthy gut microbiome and is widely considered one of the most nutritious foods you can offer your parrot. In the wild parrots will consume seeds from the ground or from flowering plants, all of which are live and bioavailable, so offering sprouting seeds for parrots really is as close to nature as you can get. 

🌱 How to Sprout Seeds For Parrots

You’ll need:

🦜 A sprouting jar with a mesh lid

🦜 Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE)

🦜 Access to clean, fresh water

🦜 Optional: a dark cloth or jar cover

Step-by-step sprouting guide (done by The Aviary's founder!):

🦜 Add seeds – Scoop your desired amount of the Foraging Feast Sprouting Mix into a clean sprouting jar and place on the lid. (One and a half table spoons per bird)

🦜 Rinse thoroughly – Fill the jar with water, shake gently, and pour it out. Repeat until the water runs clear.

🦜 Sanitise – Drop 7 drops of Grapefruit Seed Extract (GSE) through the mesh lid. Fill the jar two-thirds with clean water and soak overnight.

🦜 Morning rinse – Empty the soak water the next morning. Rinse the seeds several times with fresh water until the water runs clear.

🦜 First serving – You can start feeding now! Add ½ tablespoon of sprouted mix to your parrot's fresh morning chop. Cover the jar with a dark cloth and place it on the windowsill.

🦜 Evening rinse – Rinse the seeds again in the evening, shake, and drain well, replace on windowsill.

🦜 Day 2 feeding – Repeat the morning rinse and feed another ½ tablespoon. By now, tiny tails may be emerging.

🦜 Evening rinse again – This maintains freshness and prevents mould.

🦜 Day 3 feeding – Rinse and serve another portion. At this stage, sprouts should have tails around 1cm long – ideal!

🦜 Storage – Any leftover sprouts can be stored in the fridge from now. Always rinse before use.

🦜 Important – Use the sniff test daily. If the mix smells musty, sour, or “off,” discard immediately and start again.

✨ You’ll be feeding your birds their seeds at different stages of germination – this diversity helps mimic natural foraging patterns and maximises nutritional value, feeding your parrot's gut with different and diverse enzymes and friendly bacteria every single day.

Sprouting Seeds are perfect for:
African Greys, Budgies, Cockatiels, Cockatoos, Macaws (Blue and Gold, Green-winged, Military, Scarlet etc), Conures, Eclectus, Amazons, Quakers, Parakeets, Indian Ringnecks, and more.

💡 Note:
This is a complementary feed and should not be used as the sole diet. Always ensure your parrot has access to fresh vegetables, pellets, and clean water.

If you're wondering what you can include in your morning chop recipe, we have the perfect blog post for you here

Why Buy from The Aviary Parrot Pantry

We’re more than just a parrot food brand. We’re bird lovers who care deeply about the wellbeing of parrots both in homes and in the wild. Every purchase helps fund wild parrot conservation. Each year, we donate part of our profits to organisations working to rescue, rehabilitate, and rewild endangered macaws and other species.

We’re also working hard to keep our footprint small. Our packaging is recyclable, and we actively avoid overusing AI in our business to stay as human and conscious as possible.

How do you sprout seeds for parrots?

You can follow the instructions in the description above or check out our blog for a full rundown on sprouting seeds for parrots.

What are the benefits of sprouting seeds for parrots?

Sprouting seeds are little nutrient bombs, they're living and highly bioavailable meaning parrots can digest them easily. They are the gold standard in parrot nutrition and closely reflect their wild diet, and they're great for the gut!

How often should you feed sprouting seeds?

Start by feeding them once per week, in the morning mixed in with their fresh chop. Increase that to twice a week and work up to feeding daily, mixed in with breakfast. They're full of protein and energy so you may notice a change in behaviour at first, this balances out with frequent feeding as your parrot adjusts to the influx of nutrients.

Can sprouting for parrots be dangerous?

It is only dangerous if you do not follow basic and simple hygiene rules. Rinse them twice a day and do the sniff test every time you go to feed them. If they ever smell funky throw them out and start over.

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