



zazanomore wrote:Nibbling is a good sign!

Scarpath wrote:I tried giving my budgies a carrot once. I think it was too big for them to eat. They nibbled on it but they couldn't get their beak around it. Is their any other veggie or fruit I should try? They don't really like apple.




Scarpath wrote:I think that I'm gonna stick with the seeds a bit longer because my birds are like babies right now and I am afraid that the pellets will be too big or tough for them to bite. And I DON'T want my birds to starve.![]()
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Have you tried apple or pear? My 2 conures are crazy about them! They like gala apples the most. Not so much empire or granny smith.
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TheNzJessie wrote:Scarpath wrote:I think that I'm gonna stick with the seeds a bit longer because my birds are like babies right now and I am afraid that the pellets will be too big or tough for them to bite. And I DON'T want my birds to starve.![]()
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Have you tried apple or pear? My 2 conures are crazy about them! They like gala apples the most. Not so much empire or granny smith.
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put the pellets in a teas spoon and get another tea spoon and thse it to crush the pellets in the other tea spoon to make them smaller. it also workes with tablets for medication in cats/dogs/rabbits you can crush it to powder but with pellets just slightly will make them smaller for them to eat.

Kathleen wrote:When I had a budgie, I would create a somewhat mashed mix of things, which included seeds, crushed pellets, and finely chopped broccoli, carrot and string bean pieces. I had to use the seeds to entice him, but he eventually ate the vegetables, he just didn't realize they were food at first.

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