Yes — apple flesh is a healthy treat for parrots, but you must remove every seed first: the seeds release cyanide when digested.
Keeper's noteCore it, flick out every seed, then share freely. Skin is fine if washed well.
What to watch out for with apple
Apple flesh is safe, hydrating, and well liked by almost every species. The danger is the seeds, which contain amygdalin — a compound that releases cyanide during digestion. A parrot that grinds up several seeds can ingest a meaningful dose.
How to serve it
Core the apple and remove every seed before offering.
Wash the skin thoroughly or peel if not organic — apples carry pesticide residue.
Slices, chunks, or hung on a kabob skewer all work; most birds prefer crisp varieties.