par sidech » Sam Aoû 27, 2011 10:26 am
Ok, puisque j'avais mis une photo sans l'histoire qui va avec, je suis retournée voir.
Le pauvre mangeait des Cheetos, oui, les chips, du poulet, des hamburgers et de la moulée de lapins... La propriétaire croyait bien faire en lui donnant ce qu'elle -même mange, ce qui est bien quand on mange santé!
Cette photo vient d'un forum spécialisé Eclectus seulement, alors la dame est bien suivie, et elle est en train de changer l'alimentation de son oiseau.
Incroyable mais vrai!
Je mets un extrait :
> > > > > > > Well let's get the badduns out of the way..he loves cheetos. And I
mean, will knock you down for the cheesy goodness. So I have to watch that. But,
usually whatever we have for dinner, I'll feed them some. Like tonight we had
chicken burgers (g. chicken, dijon mustard and bread crumbs), oven fries (baked
yellow potatoes) and green beans. I caught him on the stove (HOT) trying to chow
on the raw chicken and almost lost it. Last weekend he tore the heck out of a
rotisserie chicken I got to put in the chicken soup. We eat alot of brown rice
(brown and brown basmati), sweet potatoes and veggies. No garlic or onions for
the chickens. I know those are bad. They also get alot of what the others get.
(I have 6 rabbits, two guinea pigs, 2 dogs, 4 cats as well. So if Im cooking,
the bunnies and guineas get alot of my veggie cuttings.) I guess the regulars
are:
> > > > > > > Popcorn
> > > > > > > rice
> > > > > > > parsley/cilantro
> > > > > > > apples
> > > > > > > bananas
> > > > > > > bunny pellets
> > > > > > > sweet potatoes
> > > > > > > pumpkin seeds (bird ones, not human ones)
> > > > > > > pancakes (maybe one a week)
> > > > > > > egg shells (one of his absolute knock you over to get it from you
as you put it in the pan favourites.)
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > usually he'll try anything once. Especially if mom and dad are
eating it. I think you guys are dead on about the protein though, because the
last week or so, he's been mackin on chicken..