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Feeding Pankee

Feeding my baby lovebird. He'll be a month in a couple of days (which makes me question some birds here being shown at '2weeks old' '8days old', etc., being even more phisically developed than my l...  
 
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GreenKid24 (8 months ago) Show Hide
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how do you pronouce the name....im gonna name my bird that.....check out my baby parakeet vid...he still growing
1birdlover4ever (2 years ago) Show Hide
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is it safer to feed them with a spoon? please let me know.
thanks!
naturegirl92584 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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I have used all three methods: Spoon, syringe in mouth, and tube feeding. To me, it depends on the bird. If it is taking food on it's own, I usually use the syringe. If the bird is refusing to eat, or doesn't enjoy the taste of the food, I usually tube feed, which bypasses the mouth and delivers food directly to the crop. This minimizes choking because it goes past the trachea.

Finches seem to do the best with spoon feeding, because they can control how much food they get.
ringneck2 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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What an adorable baby! I wish I had a baby one to feed - they are the cutest.
nayr82 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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It's a baby lovebird. I haven't handled Cockatiels personally, but from what I've seen from fellow keepers, they're pretty much the same when it comes to handfeeding. Baby birds need to be fed round the clock.
alex507 (2 years ago) Show Hide
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wat are you feeding the baby
peglovecaligirl (2 years ago) Show Hide
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Hi,
Is this a cockatiel? I have a baby bird...i don't know how much to feed it. It's hungry all the time. Suggestions?

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