Yes — cooked egg is excellent protein for parrots, especially during molt, and crushed cooked shell adds calcium. Serve it plain and fully cooked.
Keeper's noteHard-boiled or scrambled plain — no oil, salt, or butter. Bake and crush the shell back in for a free calcium supplement laying hens especially appreciate.
Why eggs is good for parrots
Egg is the gold-standard protein boost for molting, breeding, or recovering birds — complete amino acids plus vitamin B12 and choline. Yes, it's a bird eating egg; nutritionally it's no different from the insects and occasional eggs wild parrots opportunistically eat. The rules: fully cooked (raw egg risks salmonella), and completely plain.
How to serve it
Hard-boiled wedges or dry-pan scrambled, cooled.
A teaspoon-sized portion for small birds, more for macaws, once or twice a week.
Rinse and bake shells (10 min at 120°C) before crushing them in.