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Welcome to loveyourparrot.com! This week our topic
is about : The bird that won't eat fruits or vegetables!
So you have purchased a parrot or adopted one. You have heard about all the fun
fresh foods you can feed to your bird. The excitement hits as you run to the store
and buy apples, bananas, oranges, broccoli, corn, carrots, peas, and anything else
that is on your birdie care food sheet that was sent home with you.
The new family member has a clean cage and a beautiful bowl of fresh fruits and
vegetables. You check on the little guy a few hours later and the foods are turning
colors, still in the same spot, never to have been touched! What is a bird owner to
think?
Just like toddlers that throw their food or refuse to eat a newly introduced food, it
takes time and patience. When mommy eats a certain food in front of the child,
usually they will like it too. If your parrot, big or small, is not willing to try fresh foods,
you can try taking your bird out and letting him watch you eat an apple, carrot, ect.
Curiosity will usually get the best of them and your parrot will try new foods. Think
about the temperature of the food, texture, color, and always check to make sure
what you are introducing is not toxic to birds. Visit our parrot blog page for parrot
tips.
is about : The bird that won't eat fruits or vegetables!
So you have purchased a parrot or adopted one. You have heard about all the fun
fresh foods you can feed to your bird. The excitement hits as you run to the store
and buy apples, bananas, oranges, broccoli, corn, carrots, peas, and anything else
that is on your birdie care food sheet that was sent home with you.
The new family member has a clean cage and a beautiful bowl of fresh fruits and
vegetables. You check on the little guy a few hours later and the foods are turning
colors, still in the same spot, never to have been touched! What is a bird owner to
think?
Just like toddlers that throw their food or refuse to eat a newly introduced food, it
takes time and patience. When mommy eats a certain food in front of the child,
usually they will like it too. If your parrot, big or small, is not willing to try fresh foods,
you can try taking your bird out and letting him watch you eat an apple, carrot, ect.
Curiosity will usually get the best of them and your parrot will try new foods. Think
about the temperature of the food, texture, color, and always check to make sure
what you are introducing is not toxic to birds. Visit our parrot blog page for parrot
tips.
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