I don't know whether this is just me, but Nua seems to like everything we offer to her, especially if it is on a flat surface.
Today we visited the pet hospital to pay the rest of the vet bill off, and I noticed there was a Harrison's fine grind for Adults. I picked it up since the doctor told me I should convert Nua to a pellet diet. I thought this was going to be a hard and grueling process. I was proven wrong in the first few minutes. Dropped a couple pellets onto the couch and she started eating away.
The problem is though that I still have around 4 pounds of seed left over. What should I do with those?
What are your folks experiences on converting your budgie or bird to a pellet diet? Was it a hard and grueling one, or was it easier than mine?
To clarify: My budgie is not on a 100% Pelleted diet. She forages for her seed and gets veggies and fruits daily.
Today we visited the pet hospital to pay the rest of the vet bill off, and I noticed there was a Harrison's fine grind for Adults. I picked it up since the doctor told me I should convert Nua to a pellet diet. I thought this was going to be a hard and grueling process. I was proven wrong in the first few minutes. Dropped a couple pellets onto the couch and she started eating away.
The problem is though that I still have around 4 pounds of seed left over. What should I do with those?
What are your folks experiences on converting your budgie or bird to a pellet diet? Was it a hard and grueling one, or was it easier than mine?
To clarify: My budgie is not on a 100% Pelleted diet. She forages for her seed and gets veggies and fruits daily.
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