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01-17-2008, 11:31 AM
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#11 | | | Re: pirtik , CAG Quote:
Originally Posted by merlin* my other cag eats fresh food, and he is very healthy but pirtik is very obstinate. never eats fruits or vegetables. but I find a formula..I give him fruit juice,
I tried to find palm nut for my parrots but I dont. in germany I found but there is shipping in turkey. | don't stop offering fresh foods. keep giving him a good variety and eat with him at the table. he will catch on eventually and convert to a healthier diet.
also, i just checked; that store i linked to in my last post DOES ship to turkey and the prices seem reasonable. |
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01-17-2008, 11:46 AM
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#14 | | | Re: pirtik , CAG Quote:
Originally Posted by 2horse He looks real good after such a short time. You may want to give him books or paper to shred. Don't worry about pellets, I feed very little only enough so that the babies recognize it as food. A fresh or cooked diet is by far the best. He may like to try corn on the cob or cut into wheels, dried, fresh or cooked. While too much corn is not good, I have found it to be a good transition food that they eat. Frequent baths or misting will help him learn how to preen without feather destruction. |
yep, corn on the cob was my first transition food! |
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01-17-2008, 11:51 AM
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#15 | | | Re: pirtik , CAG Quote:
Originally Posted by leighrivera yep, corn on the cob was my first transition food! | haha, ivy is convinced it is the devil, but likes it off the cob one piece at a time. |
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01-17-2008, 01:31 PM
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#19 | | | Re: pirtik , CAG Quote:
Originally Posted by merlin* thank you for your advice. I try to change his diet but he is very very very obstinate. inflexible LOL! ı know he must eat fresh food. but he dont, but everyday I offer fresh food. | I know your frustration. I have a Macaw that refuses to eat any fresh. I like you, offer it everyday though.
He looks so much better now! So you are definitely enriching his life so that he is allowing some feathers to remain.
I am a little bit concerned about the cage. Did the cage come with the bird or is it new to him since coming to your home? |
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