

One of the most common reasons why pet parrots don't eat is because they're suffering from the stress of being in a new environment. Whether your parrot is a baby, new to your family, or a longterm resident of your flock-and whether they are small, medium or large-you must ensure they are eating food on a daily basis. Turning a blind eye to your parrot's malnutrition will lead to the deterioration of his or her health. However, when they stop eating ALL of their food, you must quickly act to identify the problem. So seeing your parrot not eating is not always a cause for concern. Parrots are creatures of habit and some are extra picky by nature and will only eat a certain type of food. When a parrot suddenly stops eating their food, it's usually a sign of a more serious underlying problem.

Common Causes & Why You Shouldn't Ignore This Behavior When your bird stops eating or drinking, their health will gradually decline while their bodies become weaker and weaker.īut what factors are known to cause this behavior? And how can concerned owners like you encourage parrots to eat again? Whether you own a large African Grey, Macaw, or a small parakeet, all pet parrots need to consume food and water on a daily basis to ensure proper health and development. Has your beloved parrot abruptly stopped eating for no apparent reason?
