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Here’s What We Gave Our Budgies Today

Here's What We Gave Our Budgies Today

We made our first batch of chop for our new boys today. This should last us a while! Planning to freeze in silicone ice cube trays.

Our Budgies
  • I just kind of made it up as I went, but here is what is in mine:
  • 3 full-sized carrots peeled
  • 1 yellow pepper
  • 1 red pepper
  • 1 small bag of frozen peas
  • 1 medium-sized broccoli (florets only)
  • 4-5 cups of kale
  • 1 artisan lettuce mix (from Aldi)
  • 2 pomegranate- seeds only
  • 1 cup cooked quinoa

Chop everything as small as you can, the only things I didn’t chop were peas and pomegranate

We Gave Our Budgies Today

Side question, how long after getting new birds did yours take to eat and drink and find their food/water dishes? I have not seen mine eat and finally got them to drink out of a dish on the ground. Polar will eat seeds and millet out of my hand, Orion won’t. I’m just worried about them!

I have a water dish, 2 dishes of their original pellets and seeds they were weaned on, and another dish with new pellets, all about mid-height in the cage.

Budgie

I chopped the leafy greens, and the hard veggies I used a chopper thing I have, I don’t even know what it’s called but it has lots of attachment sizes, It worked ok but I would like to get a regular food processor next time I think.

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