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Alcohol Toxic


Toxic
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Apple (Safe no seeds)


Safe (No Seeds)
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Apple seeds and other fruit seeds/pits (contain cyanide) Toxic


Toxic. Apple seeds and other fruit seeds/pits (contain cyanide)
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Avocado (very toxic)


Very Toxic
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Banana Safe


Safe
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Basil Safe


Safe
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Bell Peppers. All Colours Safe red, Yellow, Green


Safe (Bell Peppers. All Colours Safe red, Yellow, Green)
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Blueberries Safe


Safe
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Boiled egg (Safe tiny piece, once in a while)


Safe (Safe tiny piece, once in a while)
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Bok choy Safe


Safe
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Broccoli Safe


Safe
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Capsicum Safe


Safe
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Carrot (Safe grated or sliced)


Safe (Safe grated or sliced)
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Cauliflower Safe


Safe
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Chia, flax, or hemp seeds Safe


Safe Chia, flax, or hemp seeds
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Chocolate Toxic


Toxic
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Cilantro (Coriander) Safe


Safe
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Cooked brown rice, quinoa, oats (plain, unsweetened) Safe


Safe Cooked brown rice, quinoa, oats (plain, unsweetened)
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Corn (Safe if raw or lightly steamed)


Safe (Safe if raw or lightly steamed)
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Dairy products (Toxic especially milk and cheese)


Toxic (Toxic especially milk and cheese)
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Dandelion Greens Safe


Safe - Wash before giving to your budgies
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Fatty, fried, or processed foods Toxic


Toxic Fatty, fried, or processed foods
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Fruits (treats only) Safe


Safe Fruits
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Garlic Toxic


Toxic
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Green Beans Safe


Safe
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Honeydew Safe


Safe
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Junk food Toxic (chips, cookies, candy, etc.)


Toxic (chips, cookies, candy, etc.)
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Kale (Safe in small amounts)


(Safe in small amounts)
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Kiwi Safe


Safe
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Mango Safe


Safe
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Millet spray Safe (treat only)


Safe
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Onion Toxic


Toxic
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Parsley Safe


Safe
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Pear Safe


Safe
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Peas Safe


Safe
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Raspberries Safe


Safe
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Raw Beans Toxic


Toxic
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Rhubarb Toxic


Toxic
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Rock Melon Safe


Safe
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Silver Beet Safe


Safe
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Spinach Safe


Safe (Safe Occasional)
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Sprouted Seeds Safe


Safe
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Strawberries Safe


Safe
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Sugary or salty foods Toxic


Toxic Sugary or salty foods
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Swiss Chard Safe


Safe
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Watermelon Safe


Safe
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Wholegrain toast (tiny piece) Safe


Safe Wholegrain toast (tiny piece)
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Zucchini Safe


Safe
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