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Learn more » Our chickens eat all kinds of oddities. If you own a flock, you know all about it. But what can they eat and what’s not so healthy when it comes to so-called “people foods?” Pickles are simple, right? Just some cucumbers are thrown into a special preserving concoction.
But that concoction is part of the problem. Read More...
Dreamy, creamy, tropical deliciousness; to many, bananas are the classic breakfast food and go to for mid-day snacks! Something so sweet and interesting smelling may even attract the attention of your ferret. First off, let’s be clear for all the worried ferret parents that just noticed a bite missing from their breakfast: bananas are not toxic to ferrets.
A critical follow-up, however, is that you still should not feed your ferret bananas. Read More...
As all bird lovers know, parrots are social animals that thrive in the wild in small flocks and family communities. When keeping them as pets, it’s important to try to replicate this bond, and this is usually done by the bird bonding with the owner rather than other birds. Some owners like to keep multiple birds, however, and this makes sense with birds like lovebirds, as they tend to bond for life and typically do better living in pairs. Read More...
