Green vegetables like peas are important for parrots for their vitamins and minerals and frozen peas maintain more of the natural vitamin and minerals than do canned peas.

Additionally, I can add them to my "soft food mixture" that I make monthly, still frozen, then I put the entire mixture in small bags in the freezer for a fully nutritious dinner for my parrots. I thaw out small bags every few days so the food is fresh.

Frozen peas are a staple due to their vitamin A content.

Pros: Nutritious, can be added to soft foot mixture for parrots

Cons: None I can think of

I recently let my rats go "fishing" for peas and it was the cutest thing ever! We filled up a small but sturdy bowl with some warm water and a hand full of frozen peas and placed them in their cage. They drank the water once it was colder but also sifted around in it until they got a pea. It was really cute and kept them entertained all night while my boyfriend and I slept

Pros: Good for rats, fun to watch, good source of vitamins

Cons: none

from human to feathered, furry friend, all love the green little things, most of all early june peas. I throw them on the ground for the wild birds and they eat them up. All around here love them!!

Pros: early june peas are the best

Cons: having to buy them

Peas are so good for your cockatiel, or your guinea pigs, they are even good for you! Full of vitamins and good for the birds health and guinea pigs health and your health.

Pros: Good for you...plenty 0f vitamins

Cons: none

My 14 bird loves peas. I give him a few a week and he really enjoys picking it apart. A good supplement along with fruit in an otherwise mundane diet.

Pros: change of pace and vitamins

Cons: none noted