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Old 05-27-2008, 10:39 PM
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what would you use as a fat to cook themin so they dont stick to the pan? would olive oil be safe?... I'v always wondered if olive oil is safe for birds I know its healthy for humans.
No Olive Oil... not good for birds.
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Kelly, what makes you think that Olive Oil is no good for birds? I use it all the time and scramble eggs in it also. It is very healthy for people and birds.
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Only one of my birds will even touch scrambled eggs, Boy they love them hard boiled though. So wierd but thats my flock for ya.
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Vet told me not to use it.
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I'm not 100% positive on this, but I believe iv'e seen olives on a list of things not to give to your birds. Correct me if you find otherwise, and it may of been only black olives if i remember correctly, but still...
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Black Olives found in the store are soaked in salt. This has nothing to do with olive oil. Foods fried in any oil are not real good for fids but you can cooked and scramble eggs in the microwave with nothing in a ceramic dish.
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