How To Make Home-Made Baby Bird Food
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I Bearly Found A Baby Bird In My Yard And Its A NEWBORN! I Give Her/Him Bread But Will Ur Food Help?Plz Aswer Back! Beacause Hes/Shes In A Shoe Box Idk Where To Put Him/Her And Hes/Shes Cold What Do I Put Over Him/Her? Plz Answe Cause I Love Animals And I Dont Want Her To Die :[
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It wouldn't hurt, but for a parrot, i would recommend buying store-bought baby bird food, as their nutritional requirements are a little different
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Would this work for lovebirds?
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cool.
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Will this work with baby cockatiels?
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can you show me a video of you feeding them?
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Does it works witch baby chickens?
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does this works with budgies?
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Can baby cocktails eat this ??
thejusts101 1 week ago
@thejusts101 I would recommend buying baby bird formula from the store for birds such as cockatiels, because these types of birds are mainly seed-eating birds, while this homemade recipe is mainly for wild birds, which require higher levels of protein. Using dry cat food works because of its high amount of protein.
nickandfallon 1 week ago
How much water did you add to the container? (ratio: 1 cup of cat food to X cup water)
TaniaLouise79 7 months ago
@TaniaLouise79 There really isn't an exact amount of water I use because some brands of cat food soak up more water than others for some reason. The best case scenario would be to add ample amounts of water, and just drain out the excess after the food has soaked it all up. :)
nickandfallon 6 months ago
Does it HAVE to be cat food? Im using dog food for my orphans..
PenguinPuff91790 7 months ago
@PenguinPuff91790 If its just temporary, dog food will work fine. Cat food is recommend over dog food though because it usually has more protein, something that is very important for growing baby birds.
nickandfallon 6 months ago