No. Avocado is one of the most dangerous foods for parrots — every part of it contains persin, and even a small bite can be fatal.
Keeper's noteAll parts are dangerous: flesh, skin, pit, and leaves. Guacamole counts — keep parrots away from the table when it's served, and wash your hands before handling your bird after eating it.
Why avocado is dangerous for parrots
Avocado contains persin, a fungicidal toxin that birds cannot metabolize. In parrots it damages the heart muscle and causes respiratory distress, weakness, and sudden death, sometimes within hours. Sensitivity varies by species and individual, but there is no known safe amount.
My parrot already ate some — what now?
If your parrot ate any amount of avocado, treat it as an emergency. Remove all remaining food from the cage, note what and roughly how much was eaten, and call an avian vet or an animal poison control hotline immediately. Do not wait for symptoms — early treatment makes the difference.