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I have a Quaker parrot who is at least 24 years old. I have had him that long but was a rescue so not sure of exact age. I am looking for suggestions on a better senior food for him.
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I am looking for the best pellets for my canaries. Last year they were on a seed diet, but I slowly switched them over to Zumpreem Fruit Blend. However, I've read that the Fruit Blend has a lot of artificial coloring and sugars. I'm having trouble fi
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What are some tips for my bird who’s “pregnant” laying eggs? (My male and female both mated) Like what are good things to feed them, tips for eggs
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Previously, I have tried to get my budgie to switch from seeds to pellets, but she is never keen on switching, she sits in her food dish and digs the pellets out. Do you know any way to encourage them to switch? And is it really bad if they live off
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