So, my question: Is there a soup or sauce I can cook his Veggies in that will make him go crazy--meaning he'd like the Veggies a lot better?
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Cooking Veggies
by KentV on Tue Jul 15, 2008 10:45 pm
My little guy really doesn't like most of the vegetable foods on the market. He doesn't like Kaytee, and others don't fare much better.
So, my question: Is there a soup or sauce I can cook his Veggies in that will make him go crazy--meaning he'd like the Veggies a lot better?
So, my question: Is there a soup or sauce I can cook his Veggies in that will make him go crazy--meaning he'd like the Veggies a lot better?
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Re: Cooking Veggies
by luvthembirds on Wed Jul 16, 2008 3:32 pm
you know, you might try cinnamon. I've read its good for birds. someothers have just pretended to eat veggies and their little guys liked them.
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Re: Cooking Veggies
by MFids on Thu Jul 17, 2008 7:13 pm
Have you tried Beak Appetit? Or Mommas Birdy Bread? Crazy Corn? GoldenFeast? Volkmans?
Have you tried "Kitchen Sink"??? It's a blend of cooked brown/wild rice, cooked beans (15 bean soup mix without spice packet), plus fresh/frozen veggies (preferably 5 or so varieties, in 3+ colors), maybe some fresh fruit, or even sprouts!
Maybe even the 7 layered salad? http://www.aviannetwork.com/articles/salad.htm
Simply put, parrots like variety. I've noticed that my birds enjoyed eating fresh food, although some were picky. I started feeding the Kitchen Sink and they started digging in more ferociously to fresh foods! Even fresh foods fed thereafter! Some who probably never had fresh foods before I got them dug into the Kitchen Sink! Most birds take to that quite well!
There's *TONS* of recipes out there for you to try! And even The Healthy Bird Cookbook which has some great ideas and a lot of info about foods!
What's your feeding regime?
Have you tried "Kitchen Sink"??? It's a blend of cooked brown/wild rice, cooked beans (15 bean soup mix without spice packet), plus fresh/frozen veggies (preferably 5 or so varieties, in 3+ colors), maybe some fresh fruit, or even sprouts!
Maybe even the 7 layered salad? http://www.aviannetwork.com/articles/salad.htm
Simply put, parrots like variety. I've noticed that my birds enjoyed eating fresh food, although some were picky. I started feeding the Kitchen Sink and they started digging in more ferociously to fresh foods! Even fresh foods fed thereafter! Some who probably never had fresh foods before I got them dug into the Kitchen Sink! Most birds take to that quite well!
There's *TONS* of recipes out there for you to try! And even The Healthy Bird Cookbook which has some great ideas and a lot of info about foods!
What's your feeding regime?
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Re: Cooking Veggies
by Bluesbird Exotics on Thu Jul 17, 2008 7:25 pm
MFids wrote:Have you tried Beak Appetit? Or Mommas Birdy Bread? Crazy Corn? GoldenFeast? Volkmans? Have you tried "Kitchen Sink"??? It's a blend of cooked brown/wild rice, cooked beans (15 bean soup mix without spice packet), plus fresh/frozen veggies (preferably 5 or so varieties, in 3+ colors), maybe some fresh fruit, or even sprouts! Maybe even the 7 layered salad? http://www.aviannetwork.com/articles/salad.htm... What's your feeding regime?
My questions for you too, Kent. What about these yummy, healthy mixes: http://www.parrotsontheporch.com/cgi-bi ... _match=yes
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