Parrot Diet : All About Pellets With Dr Jason Crean | TheParrotTeacher

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Hey Parrot Parents!
Today's video is on a current very controversial topic : Pellets!
I interview a leading parrot nutrition consultant called Dr Jason Crean about pellets and the role they play in a parrot's diet.
Please be aware as this is a controversial topic, the goal of this video is to provide information and educate! It's not about "calling people out" or "gatekeeping" or attacking anyone. It is to provide the current science based information regarding pellets.
As the interview was so full of information I decided to provide it totally unedited so you guys didn't miss anything! Forgive any errors due to this!
I'd like to thank Jason for taking the time to do this interview and I hope you all find it useful!
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@yamunadevi68 2 года назад

I love these interviews with Dr Jason Crean, personally I think the more information we can gather on how to keep our pet birds as healthy and naturally engaged as possible the better. It’s ok to always strive for better even if it’s small steps

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Very true Yamuna and thank you!

@bigbiemacaw 2 года назад

Same love him, have had a brief chat on yoktok with Dr Crean

@momac9748 11 месяцев назад

The wholesomeness of each video is so conforting as a pet hooman

@TheParrotTeacher 11 месяцев назад

Glad they are wholesome and nice!

@tessa7413 2 года назад

Yay, more Dr. Crean! I loved Sophie's recent interview with him!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thanks Tessa, I enjoyed watching it too!

@aaronbowden7151 5 месяцев назад

Awesome knowledgeable nutritional video. I too, am changing my daily diet and portion control. I look forward to more videos for pet birds. Out with the old info and in with the new science base info. Thank you.

@TheParrotTeacher 5 месяцев назад

Thank you! I have a few more interview and diet videos on similar topics that would be worth exploring! Totally agree our knowledge is always improving and we need to keep up and adapt!

@goldmemberr Год назад

I am about to start my 5 month old on pellets. I have converted him to fresh chop for breakfast every morning and in my opinion his chop is the highlight of his health. Everything and more that a pellet can provide plus additional hydration! Although, I do feel like pellets provide other things you can’t get from raw fresh veggies and fruit. I also feel like the amount of pellets you feed should be very small. That’s my opinion, which I think is all a parrots diet really is. Opinions. My instinct tells me to feed 60% vegetables/chop …20% pellets / seeds …20% fruit and only feed pellets on top of the chop as a “spice” or flavour enhancer.

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Honestly your approach sounds sensible. We don’t believe in feeding pellets at all, but I also feel that if they are part of a balanced diet then there’s no harm in doing so, especially if they are a small proportion! I have other videos on similar topics if you’d like to explore it further!

@goldmemberr Год назад

@@TheParrotTeacher amen! I put fruit so low because of the higher sugar content but fruit is probably still healthier than pellets and seeds. So even 15 seeds and 25 fruit 😂 pellets might need their own lower score too being it’s a seasoning not a source of nutrients lol Thanks for your reply!

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

@@goldmemberr fruit certainly is! It’s worth using lower sugar fruits like blueberries for example! Also often the issue with fruit tends to be portion size rather than having it in the diet. For example a grape is small to us but the size of a conures head!

@momofcitrusthecaique 2 года назад

Thank you so much Dr Jason Crean and your amazing interview. It has everything I need, btw your pillow is just sooooooooooooooo cute.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad it was useful J R! We have another one coming up soon too. Thank you. It's a gift I bought for Sophie!

@ko.wildlifephotography 2 года назад

Thank you for this video. I did loads of research and it was always pellets making the majority of food for parrots. Having had studied agriculture this never sat with me too well. When vet told me to convert my budgies onto pellets I was not overly keen on the idea. I started to research whole foods and progressed so much since last summer. I am just hoping that the new and improved diet will help with one of my budgies specifically. She has a huge lipoma most likely due to previous neglect that I was able to rescue her from. However she is so difficult to convert onto healthy foods. So any ideas are always good to hear. I actually watched few interviews with Dr Crean and they all have slightly different focus so I am building up a good overview on this.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey there, Firstly, it's so awesome you did your on research and looked into things! Doing that really is the best way to find the best diet for a little one! Also good luck with the conversion, have you tried her on fresh herbs yet? Sprouted millet can be a big hit with budgies too!

2 года назад

Thank you so much to you David and to Dr Jason Crean for making quality information available for us all, much appreciated!!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thanks for watching!

@ItsForTheDogs Год назад

I'm glad I found this video, but this sure makes eating a whole lot less fun. More whole foods for my birds and me!

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Lol eating can still be fun! It's all about things in balance and moderation. Enjoying snacks is fine, just balance it with good stuff!

@pm6829 2 месяца назад

My Indian Ringneck may say "I love you," but it's clear that he doesn't actually love me, haha.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 месяца назад

It’s common for birds to talk but obviously the meaning isn’t the same as they’ve just acquired and been reinforced for the words!

@neminier3863 Год назад

Awesome interview! Thank you for sharing

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Glad it was useful!

@curlycurlbirdygirl 2 года назад

Excellent video 👍 Although I've seen by now several interviews with Dr Jason Crean, it still makes me happy to hear more and more details about some particular parts of the birds diet, so THANK YOU for diving deeper into the pellets "issue". Btw his Facebook group is a wealth of knowledge. Strongly recommend 👌

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thank you for the kind comment! It was very interesting for me to do the interview too! I joined the FB group too!

@conniecruz880 2 года назад

Thank you so very much for doing this for us. I have gained so much knowledge. Thank you again!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

You are so welcome!

@conniecruz880 2 года назад

David you did a fantastic job with the interview! This is my third time watching .

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thanks Connie! And wow a true fan :)

@nitzyblack6143 2 года назад

Thanx so much David for this extremely helpful info. I have a very hormonal conure & after viewing this video I need to make some food adjustments. Thank you again ♥️

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful! Hopefully with some diet changes and some hormone management it'll help them out!

@eschwarz1003 Год назад

So incredibly helpful; not just solid info backed by trusted experience, he presents a whole psychological approach on how to live ethically with burds

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Glad you found it useful!

@Loveofpets 2 года назад

HI, new subscriber. This video is absolutely important. Thank you

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Welcome! I'm also subbed to you :D

@sharon4094 Год назад

Thank you SO MUCH for this. I love that he talked about Cockatiel as well.

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Hey Sharon, Glad it was useful! There are more in the series too!

@GuyG.KTalesOfAnimals 2 года назад

Chako my African Grey is my 32 years old rehab, he was my father’s, starting to develop cataracts, if you know cataracts from humans you might know it is a common aging thing - possibly had connection to poor nutrition as well, but my bird is 32- should not be an elderly bird yet. That was my pellets goodbye call, never liked them, fed them so my vets are happy, I am not happy, my bird is not thriving, ba-bye pellets. I decided to study as much avian nutrition as I can with what books and internet can offer, it is brain stretching and complex and I think it might as well effects and improves my own diet as well, my body needs it too.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey Guy, Yeah some pellets definitely do not provide a complete diet and can lead to nutritional deficiencies that cause issues. I like you am doing the same. I'm v.strong with parrot behaviour but I'm trying to learn as much as possible beyond the basic nutrition level. Again, I'm seeing areas I can improve my diet too lol.

@BirdNerdSophie 2 года назад

A great discussion - lots of important info on the pros and cons of pellets!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thank you! I really enjoyed it!

@TheBudgieAcademy 2 года назад

I don’t think it’s true though to say a parrot will just eat a food if you give it to them. Some parrots who are in very poor condition prior will starve if not given foods they recognize. There is a smooth way to do diet conversion but I think it’s a dangerous statement to tell owners that “tough love” is the way to go or that if they put it there they won’t starve to death. Also, one of the things about vitamin A is that vitamin A in purified form usually vitamin A palmitate is not very stable and so if not stored properly and exposed to oxygen and light it is among the first to degrade so that is going to be a massive contributor to the vitamin A content of the pellet. It’s not that the vitamin A supplement doesn’t work but that the majority of people don’t know how to properly store a pellet and they’re also buying pellets that are poorly packaged to start with.

@BirdNerdSophie 2 года назад

@@TheBudgieAcademy yes there are definitely plenty of ways to convert birds to a healthier diet, but we often see people say that they have tried veggies a couple of times and the bird didn’t eat them so they gave up! Also, if the vitamin A content of a pellet is so unstable and needs certain conditions in order to be effective, would it not be easier to focus on working on a bird eating natural sources of vitamin A!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

@@TheBudgieAcademy Sorry if this is late to the debate! Regarding starving, definitely not! There will always be individual circumstances to consider. I'm not sure Jason was trying to imply that you should just leave a bird to starve by offering nothing but veg randomly. Diet conversion takes time especially if there is a difficult history. That is definitely interesting information.The problem with pellets in general though is they are made to be mass marketed and cheap. So I doubt many manufacturers would take the time to package properly which is a shame.

@Featheryfaith7 8 месяцев назад

@@TheParrotTeacher To be quite honest, all of our foods are poisen to them. Even if they are organic, they still use pesticides and dyes in which are still hameful to them. No, not all GMOS are bad either. Depends what they due to the food genetics. All that I'm saying is that we try our best. I had to study this in my social work classes when I was getting my bachlors degree. There is no such thing as healthy foods, really.

@alys.1304 2 года назад

Very good information, thank you so much for sharing!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@ParrotsOnWheels-Julia 2 года назад

Fantastic I love learning this stuff! 😊

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it!

@trevorcovelli 2 года назад

So informative!!! Thank you!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@qorest 2 года назад

Thanks! Very helpful and insightful :)

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

You're very welcome!

@klausbaerl8090 2 года назад

Very interesting video, thank you for this. I never fed my birds pellets, never even thought about it. And now I know, I don’t have to feel like a bad „bird parent“ therefor. Perhaps I will give it a try at least once but it’s definitely no must have.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed it! Definitely. Pellets are ok in moderation. But the key takeaway is wholefood and variety! Lots of different dried and fresh things!

@diannewilkes2030 Год назад

This video has helped me so much as a new conure owner. Thank you

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Glad it helped! I really enjoyed these interviews so was a pleasure to do!

@tessa7413 2 года назад

Interesting tip about soaking nuts! I love learning new things!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

It certainly made Olive want them more!

@jenniferCastellano927 Год назад

I thank the Lord that my girls (Quaker and Sun) are such good eaters. I started sprouting for them a month ago and they love them!

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Awesome! It’s always great when they take to healthier foods quickly!

2 года назад

Very useful video, a lot of insight into avian nutrition and proper diet. Can I recommend it on my channel?

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey Andrea, Glad it was helpful and sure! I just subbed to yours. I can even read some of the text as I can understand some Polish!

@eleven.eggo.waffles1492 2 года назад

Awesome video!! :D

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thanks! 😄

@coffeeteapaper 2 года назад

Thank you so much David and Jason. I have two cockatiels and was recommended a pellet diet with some fresh food. I love the idea of improving their diet as I’ve been a bit so so on such a one dimensional diet. I just wish I knew how to stop them pooping in the food dish. 🤦🏼‍♀️

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Glad you enjoyed! They do sometimes do that, is it because of its location? Or do they sleep on it? It’s definitely not uncommon!! Usually the simplest solution most people try (assuming you haven’t already!) is providing another perch close by or moving the bowls elsewhere!

@coffeeteapaper 2 года назад

@@TheParrotTeacher I split the food into a tipper foraging “toy” which is up high…this has helped but only one can eat at a time. This causes a bit of argy bargy. Then the rest is in a stainless steel bowl near the bottom of the cage. When there’s a bit of squabbling over the food they sit with the bum over it to fend the other off. It gets washed everyday. I’ve been over to Sophie’s channel for the great sprouting video and have some quinoa on the go now. I thought Jason’s incredibly logical feeding routine of fresh in the morning and dry in the evening will be a real game changer for my two 🤞 thank you so very much for producing such helpful content.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

@@coffeeteapaper Glad it was useful! You could consider giving them each their own bowls higher up in the cage! We usually try to provide one bowl per bird as a rule!

@ornithologydude8649 2 года назад

Very cool!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thank you!

@theshabbychicken1156 Год назад

You probably should check your amazon shop as most of the seed and pellet mixes are out of stock. xx

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Sadly I don't have control over Amazon stock levels! I can only add what's available on there. BUT, you should consider making your own mix, both me and Sophie have videos on the topic including a link to a wholefood supplier!

@francescadonnelly9619 2 года назад

Great video

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thanks Francesca!

@geneva8401 2 года назад

Thank you! This was very informative & interesting! My very young cockatiel is not interested in fresh veggies and sprout as I’ve presented them, but I will keep trying. My older cockatiel does eat some veg and sprouts. I keep nutriberries (pellets) in her cage all day and night, so it sounds like that may be one of the main issues. Can I leave out chopped veggies and sprouts during a normal 8 hour shift instead of pellets? I don’t want to make her sick if that will spoil. Thank you again for a great video ☺️

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey Geneva, They can be really fussy with their veg/sprouts. It usually takes persistence, offering the same food in different ways and I found herbs to be helpful! Peas can also be a good shout. That could very well be. We give ours nutriberries, but only occasionally as they are full of sugar and just tons of seed. You can leave veg/sprouts out during the day for sure. What we do is provide the fresh mean in the morning then provide a dry mix of different things in the evening. This usually has a mix of seeds, some tops pellets, dried flowers, spices, freeze dried veg and other "topper" ingredients I add!

@yesidtac7863 2 года назад

Very good video friend

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Thank you! Cheers!

@misalysgarcia9402 2 года назад

Where do we find cold pressed pellets and which are the brands?

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey Misalys, Generally there is only one brand I know of and that is TOPS. They are cold pressed and contain the best variety of ingredients.

@misalysgarcia9402 2 года назад

@@TheParrotTeacher thank you so much

@susannemichelsen8879 10 месяцев назад

Dr. Crean, it is not that easy to sprout. I must do something wrong. I bought sprouting jars and the beginning Sprouts grew mold. Could it have been too warm? I live in Arizona with A/C of course. Sophie made it look so easy as well. My bird is picky. Doesn't like much chop.

@TheParrotTeacher 10 месяцев назад

Sadly Jason won’t be able to respond on here as it’s not his channel! But you can help prevent mould by using something like grape seed extract or apple cider vinegar! Sophie’s videos should have proportions for both! Also if sprouting is proving to be too annoying you could try soaking instead as it involves much less effort and still improves the nutrition profile of seeds. Buckwheat for example only needs to be soaked for 10-15 minutes!

@susannemichelsen8879 10 месяцев назад

@TheParrotTeacher Thank you very much. I put apple cider vinegar in the soaking water. I had the tip from Sophie. You are right. I'll stick with soaking. My bird is picky and didn't hardly touch the soaked buckwheat. I cooked legumes/rice and he hardly touches it. Chop is the same thing. I'll keep offering. I love all the good tips on here.

@stephandpets 2 года назад

Im in the UK, and the number one barrier to feeding a whole food diet to my birds has been finding good suppliers for nuts, flowers etc. so I’d appreciate any pointers.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey Stephanie! It all starts with the chop, sprouting and moderating (not eliminating) seed in the diet. You can get organic chamomile on amazon (check out my store) Regarding other products places like buy whole foods online or healthy supplies are both in the UK and widely Used by many parrot parents! Pollys natural parrot boutiques is good too for flowers! You basically are looking for human grade ingredients and if possible organic Hope this helps

@stephandpets 2 года назад

@@TheParrotTeacher Thabks so much for your quick reply. These sites are just what I needed!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

@@stephandpets Glad I could help! If you see any of our links and fancy helping do click through them too!

@stephandpets 2 года назад

@@TheParrotTeacher I’ve been browsing your Amazon storefront. I’m fairly new to your channels and ways of working, but I really like it so far. The chop video was super helpful. Some people over complicate it , and I like the idea of just keeping it in the fridge instead of the freezer too, less chance of it going mushy.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

@@stephandpets Glad it was useful! Honestly chop especially doesn't have to be super complex! Some people like to include lots of things in chops/dry mixes and that's fine. But, it's not always necessary. I agree that some things regarding parrots are presented in an overly complex way. I feel sometimes it's to sound smart, when it just isn't needed! If you watch Jason Crean at all, he breaks down complex scientific concepts into simple to understand things! Which is awesome and so useful! I used to teach and honestly my goal then was the same as now: I want to present information in an easy to understand way so everyone can access it! (sorry for the long reply lol)

@nandab813 2 года назад

I am losing my mind and energy in trying to feed my bird vegetables. Do you think a company for my single female cocateil bring about any change in her eating habits? If so, then shall I get male for her company? She still picks out a few of her favorite sprouted grains and leaves the veggies and even the tiny tail of the sprout. I have little success when I place spinach or coriander leaves in her aviary.

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey ADD, Have you watched mine/Sophie's videos on getting parrots to eat veggies? They may have some useful tips. Sadly swapping to a better diet can take ages and lots of effort. But it is achieable! Company will likely make her feel more comfortable, provided you take time/bond them properly first. But I doubt it'll impact much on her dietary choices. If you did get a male you'd have to manage hormones carefully to avoid any potential mating/hormonal behaviour. It's still good that she's eating some of the sprouts though. And that she will try some green things! It shows you're moving in the right direction.

@angsfeatheredfriends 2 года назад

You want to end up with eggs, possible egg binding (death for a lot of females) and chicks you may have to raise yourself (not all birds make good parents), and young birds you may not be able to rehome, then yes, get a male cockatiel. Alternatively, you could get another female. Same sex pairs work just fine. Not all birds will bond with each other. I had the bright idea of getting my older cockatiel a friend. He hates her to no end. I don't see them breeding ever, they will room mate in the cage without aggression at least. I was able to convert my male cockatiel to veggies, all on his own, without any issues. I just got her for extra companionship, and both are rescues. She needed a new home BAD. Have you tried the veggies in different shapes and sizes? I had to start my picky eaters out on baby food! Then I slowly worked chunks of veggies into the mix. Seeds is a nice cheat. I added those to the puree mix. Guess what, they went in for seeds, and got a mouth full of veggies every time. Man does that stuff make a mess though. WORTH IT! Also variety is the key. 1 giant broccoli is boring, and doesn't offer much in nutrition. A chop mix on the other hand, gives them the ability to pick around and forage, like they should be doing. Adding herbs, spices, sprouts, seeds, can also help a ton. Have you tried eating with her? A plain salad for you, eat with her. Cockatiels who are bonded to their owners will always want to eat what they are eating, that is how flock mentality works.

@curlycurlbirdygirl 2 года назад

@@angsfeatheredfriends You seem to know your birds and stuff around and about them but I strongly disagree with the first paragraph. A pair of cockatiels of the opposite sex doesn't mate all the time nor lay eggs all the time nor the eggs hatch all the time. It's all about hormone management where the diet and the environment and even the human interaction with the birds play a huge role. HOWEVER if one is to take two birds of the opposite sex, one should educate themselves about what that can entail, which is some of the things you listed, and learn the ways how to deal with them, but these things most often don't happen at all. Constant learning about birds behaviour and what it takes for their wellbeing is the key. I may even add that just regarding cockatiels one should always have at least two, since they are one of the most flock birds out there. And yes, to be on the safe side, they may be of the same sex.

@angsfeatheredfriends 2 года назад

@@curlycurlbirdygirl Suppose I could of broken it down into insane detail, but I chose not to, what I said was just basic info, and yes, your birds can end up breeding, even with best intentions. Most people don't monitor their birds behavior 24/7. Most people don't bother researching things to make their birds non hormonal. Not everyone feeds them the best diets. Not everyone gives them proper sleep schedules. Not everyone provides a proper hormonal free environment. Most sickos pet their birds in seriously inappropriate areas of their bodies (or try to). Best to just be safe and go with the same gender. Considering not everyone even knows how to tell their birds are being hormonal, most people just think they are being cute, so hey lets put it on ticktok! Sweet, I got a bajillion views from that, I am gunna keep doing it! There are to many un wanted parrots in rescues already, the world doesn't need more un planned breeding happening. (same can be said for cats and dogs mind you)

@nandab813 2 года назад

@@TheParrotTeacher I have seen the Sophie's video on getting parrots eat vegetables. I am still trying the tricks, but only rarely I am lucky to make her eat. I wonder why shouldn't she like even carrots and the red yellow peppers! But probably she does ingest some from the parrot chop as her droppings are slightly greenish and sometimes watery after her meal. But all of the chop just goes into the bin everyday. I was thinking of adopting a male cocateil also because they wistle tunes. I definitely don't want them to multiply as I don't have enough help or space to lookafter more than two of them. Thanks a lot.

@ada7896 Год назад

My parrot doesn’t want to eat the raw chop :-( if anyone has ideas to get my parrot to eat veggies please let me know

@TheParrotTeacher Год назад

Hey Ada, Me and Sophie both have videos on that topic! Mine is tailored towards cockatiels but applies to all parrot species! Sophies is more general!

@angsfeatheredfriends 2 года назад

Main thing I knew, before I got my birds, pellets with food dyes, added salt, and added sugar are the worst pellets you can possibly get. Over time I learn more and more about pellets. Because more and more info is becoming available! Pellets would be like a human just eating cereal for the rest of your life, 1 brand.... Just like pellets, there aren't many actual healthy cereal choices. Cheap, colorful, false advertising on the box/bag as a complete nutritional meal. Am I talking about cereal, or pellets? lol I think a scale is a persons best bet. Know what your bird weighs. Then you should know how much to feed them. It will also give a person a quick way to telling if their birds are sick. You give them the same food every day, and they are dropping weight fast, it is time for a vet visit!

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey An, It's really good you did your research. Also the analogy with regards to cereal is pretty close to the mark. It's basically how it is lol. Some pellet brands even taste like human cereal! Weighing is also so important for sure!

@conniecruz880 2 года назад

Are all tree nuts safe?

@TheParrotTeacher 2 года назад

Hey Connie, I think the vast majority of them are, it's always worth double checking though. Also peanuts aren't (I know they are a legume but just to say!)

@conniecruz880 2 года назад

@@TheParrotTeacher thank you.