That looks delicious. Is it a cooked food?
Yeah it's a mix of grains and dried fruits, etc that you warm up with hot water or in the microwaveThat looks delicious. Is it a cooked food?
That's super cool! What are you using to hold the food?View attachment 425660 This is Ope's favorite way to eat - now that I have a little time back in my days I'm hoping to do a lot more foraging choices for their daily foods.
Really like thatView attachment 425660 This is Ope's favorite way to eat - now that I have a little time back in my days I'm hoping to do a lot more foraging choices for their daily foods.
Those are creative ways to stop waste! I just keep chickens and goatsHere's their dinner - they're used to roudybush crumbles but I'm adding the bigger ones and if they like them I can use them in foraging toys
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Opie also gets Harrisons but for now Cotton doesn't since I'm trying to see if peanuts are an issue for him. If not I'll try the Hagen pellet with no corn/soy. Just ruling out food sensitivities with his plucking even though it's not very likely.
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My no-waste solution - Maynard gets anything the birds don't eat, slightly steamed. Anything she doesn't eat the outdoor wildlife gets along with pellet crumbs and uneaten seeds from my visiting cockatiel
I've definitely reused some of the birds' uneaten veggies for myself too when there aren't seeds/pellet crumbs mixed in, just mixed in with my dinner.
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Genius!!! I like your way, it sounds a lot cuter!Those are creative ways to stop waste! I just keep chickens and goats![]()
Doesn't need to be magnificent to be greatNauti's breakfast
Not very magnificent, but considering I haven't done veggies for a couple days it's adequate. Q and Budgies got the same in chop form minus the fruit.
Includes carrot (+ greens), broccoli, zucchini, and dill. Grapes and mango for fruit!
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