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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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the male canary is not feeding the female when sitingin the egg
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Hi I have a finch actually i don't trust clinics in here ( my country ) But my Finch is very inactive and sleeps a lot, he puts his head under his feather for most of the time It wasn't like that before And I'm curious now... I fed him dates and chee
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My birds have lived off of seeds since I have had them, how do I get them to eat apples and other fruits?
Thanks for reaching out about Sophie. Vegetables are more important than fruit. Try limiting the seed offered so that the food bowl will be empty a few hours after offered. Ensure a second bowl with vegetables and other offerings is within reach at all times. More seed can then be offered later in the day. If a bird is bonded to your and sees you eating something, then offer it to them. Good luck.
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My budgie has been very thin and lean.i can feel his breastbone as well as his back bone and his wing bones. He eats only green leaves and herbs with his usual seed millets.
Hello. Pedro should be eating 70% compete pelleted food like ZuPreem or Roudybush. A high quality seed mix or nitro berries worth fresh vegetables can make up the remainder of the diet. A diet of only millet with some greens and herbs is deficient in many important nutrients (protein, vitamin A, etc). I’d strongly recommend an exam by a veterinarian soon to assess overall heath and work diligently to transition him to a pelleted diet. Your vet can provide guidance in this transition, but you can also read more about it here: http://m.drsfostersmith.com/pic/article.cfm?articleid=121
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