Yes — ripe jackfruit flesh is safe and nutritious, offering vitamin C and fiber. Remove the large seeds before offering.
Keeper's noteOffer the ripe yellow pods, seeds removed. It's quite sweet, so treat-sized portions. Skip canned jackfruit in syrup and the savory 'young jackfruit' meat substitute (often salted).
Why jackfruit is good for parrots
The fleshy pods of ripe jackfruit are non-toxic and bring vitamin C, vitamin A, potassium, and fiber. It's sweet, so it's a treat-leaning fruit, and the big seeds should be removed (the seeds are edible only when cooked, so simplest to discard them).