Re: African Greys![]()
Posted by Tom on 12/16/09
I get mine off of Ebay. Often it's sold along with coconut
oil. I use the paste type in my birdie bread.
On 11/07/09, GreyLady wrote:
> On 11/07/09, Mellon wrote:
>> Where do you purchase the Palm oil from? What do you put in
>> your bread mixture? I am really interested the info that
>> you have given. Thank You
>
> I got mine from Drs. Foster and SMith but I just checked
> their site and they don't seem to carry it any longer. I'm
> not sure where to tell you to look. YOu might try a health
> food store. For birdy bread, mine is probably never the
same
> thing twice. I always start with a cornbread mix. Then I
> add things, usually whatever I have on hand that is good for
> them. You can make one with fruits and if you need more
> liquid, you can use applesauce. You can also make it by
> mixing in some vegetables or just whatever. My flock likes
> the frozen mixed vegetables, (not the one with onions) so
> sometimes I will thaw some, then put them in the batter. If
> you make it in a muffin pan, it makes it easy to freeze some
> and pull out what you need, when you need it. If you have
> one that is picky about pellets, you can add some of them as
> well.
> Any time you need more liquid because of added ingredients,
> make it either the applesauce or just water. Don't use
> milk. Most parrots are lactose intolerant and it can cause
> upset stomach. If you really want to start totally from
> scratch, here is one recipe. Keep in mind, you can mix and
> match the ingredients until you find one they really like or
> just to keep a variety of tastes to offer.
>
>
> Ingredients
> 1 cup corn meal
> 1 cup organic flour oat or wheat or brown rice
> 1 cup any flavor V8 Fusion
> 1 Cup chopped salt free roasted nuts
> 1 grated apple
> 4 smashed bannanas
> 2 eggs
> 1/4 cup milled flax seed
> 2 tbs baking powder
> Organic cooked barley brown rice and quinoa use one cup
total
> mix it into the bread
> Mix it all up add a grated sweet p@o and carrot. All this
> will add moisture if you need a tad more corn meal add by
1/4
> cups with organic flour.
> Bake as you would corn meal muffins cool and feed fresh to
> your parrot.Freeze those you don't need right away and feed
> daily never use white flour or white rice just use brown
> organic etc...
> Instructions
> Mix all into a bowl as you would cornbread muffins.
> Bake at 450 degrees until done starting at 20 minutes check
> the center and add time at 5 minute incraments.