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Re: More diet info..
Posted by Jean on 1/19/07
OK, this is probably a dumb question, but what are sprouted seeds??? (I'm also in OK) On 1/18/07, LindaC in OK wrote: > This is my own pre typed info but maybe some will get some > hints. Pellets do not take the place of healthy foods. > > Healthy diet along with spending quality time with ‘you’ > makes a happy healthy bird. To me a diet for birds is a > good seed mix, some natural pellets (I don’t give every > day and not the ones with dye), sprouted seeds, fresh > veggies, cooked foods and treats. cuttlebone, mineral > block always in cages as well as millet spray most of the > time. > > We start out the day with romaine lettuce and broccoli and > add a couple others of kale, cilantro, zuchinni, belle > peppers/all colors, yellow squash, corn on the cob, > cucumber, sprouted seeds, mustard and collard greens all > washed well, diced small and fed raw. > > Cooked foods given every evening are chicken or turkey > either crock pot cooked or baked, brown rice, mashed hard > boiled egg, baked sweet potato, oatmeal and toast/no milk > nor sugar, pastas/plain or with sauce. No not all the same > day but a thing or two. > > treats are cheerios, shredded wheat, animal crackers now > and then, maybe a chex cereal. They don't get these every > day. > > This first group I never feed. > Avocados/including quacamole/highly toxic with natural mold > Rhubarb > Eggplant > Raw onions /cause kidney problems > Mushrooms / it’s a fungus > Nutmeg / cause kidney problems > Apple Seeds/They have cyanide in them > Peanuts/Very high in fat content plus natural mold > Grapes/high sugar plus natural mold > Raisins/8 times more sugar than grapes > Caffeine > Chocolate > Carbanation > Gassy foods/Cabbage, turnips, etc. > High Sugar/Fat (cookies, ice cream, chips, nothing fried, > etc.) > > Next is occasional or sometimes foods. > Sunflower seeds/high fat give only a few a day > Onions/cooked well are okay occasionally > Salty Foods give in moderation ie celery > Spinach/only once a week else it blocks calcium. > Carrots/every 5 to 7 days they are loaded with sugar. > Apples/I only give once a week or they cause loose stools > plus natural sugar. > Orange segment/Now and then > Breads with yeast/better to give pieces of soft tortillas > or birdie bread with corn bread base and frozen veggies. > > > >
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