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None of my birds do! They turned their noses up at it! LOL But thoroughly cooked chicken, even cooked chicken bones, are fine to feed ocasionally to your birds!
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Oh, my 'zon absolutely adores chicken! She also likes potroast in small amounts on special occassions. And all my fids enjoy cooked egg from time to time.
As long as there is no dressing on the meat and it's thoroughly cooked, I see no problem in offering some occassionally. It's a great source of protein, and most of the books I've read recommend that you feed your bird as much of what you eat as is safely possible. Keep in mind, though, that parrots' digestive systems aren't exactly designed to handle large amounts of meat, so it really should only be an occassional thing. My birds get it maybe twice a month, and when they do get it, they only get a little bite of meat in the mist of a medly of veggies and breads.
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Ever's favourite food is pork chops...and since I discovered that, I've also discovered that she'll eat any kind of meat!
Now I feed her a wee bit of whatever meat we're having at dinner...I just make sure it's well cooked (ie. if we're having steak for example)...
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Abbie, my CAG asks for chicken by name!
She has a few bites and that is enough. It is an excellent source of protien and a yummy treat too. I haven't tried wings yet-sounds like something Abbie would like! :o) I always pick up grilled chicken in the twin pack at Costco for her. She also gets broccoli and carrots with. |
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Zoe, my TAG...loves chicken! We had baked chcken breasts for supper tonight, she ate a pretty good size piece. Also leg bones are good, like Laurie said, they like to crack them open and get the marrow.
Liver is one of her favorites too, I gave her a piece one night, as kind of a joke, just to see if she would eat it.....it disappeared in a minute and she was asking for more. Its very safe to give them whatever you eat (in moderation of course) except avocado, chocolate, apple seeds...for that matter the pit of any fruit is probably a good idea to stay away from. Anything else anyboby can add to NOT give them?
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Supposedly, parsley might be toxic to ducks, so it shows up on some lists, too. Then, obviously, caffeine and alcohol are no-no's.
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I have to ask. Though it may be pointless, why it is that the people on birdboard generally do not approve of the feeding of Morningstar Farms products because of the additives, yet never hesitat to endorse the feeding of meat- which, unless organic, is no doubt laced with steroids, antibiotics, e-coli, BSE, salmonella, etc. |
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