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Eclectus Parrot Weaning: Recognizing When Your Parrot Rejects Formula

Eclectus parrots typically wean around three weeks old. A common sign of weaning in parrots is a resistance to formula feeding and a decrease in appetite. The weaning process for Eclectus parrots should be gradual. Begin by reducing the amount of formula and the frequency of feedings. Initially, feed twice a day, morning and evening. After a week, reduce to once a day. After another two weeks, try offering only soaked millet. If the parrot refuses to eat, allow some time before attempting another feeding. Place the millet in the cage and monitor its eating habits. If it refuses to eat for a day or two, hand-feed it once, and then continue with the weaning process. Always observe carefully to ensure your parrot is not starving. With careful attention, Eclectus parrots are generally not difficult to raise. Recognizing Weaning Behavior in Parrots Parrots often start showing signs of weaning around 20 days old, although some may begin earlier. During this phase, you might notice a reductio...

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