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I thought if maybe I found a treat that "G" likes I might be able to tame him easier and he might be happier and have more fun, instead of just sitting in his cage. Any ideas would be greatly appriciated. thanks.
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Millet sprays are a hit with my guys. When I was trying to hand tame my lovebird, I started by offering a whole spray, and as he got more comfortable with my hand near him I started making the pieces smaller and smaller until I could entice him to eat one "clump" of the millet seeds that I was holding. It might take a little bit of time and patience, but if your little guy shows an interest in millet sprays (and I haven't met a bird yet who doesn't) that's one good treat to start with. |
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Budgies should be given green foods....corn,silverbeet,apple,carrot and" dandelion "(if available there) If your budgie has never been offered these foods then it may take a while for him to try them....new things can be a bit scary. ...Sweet corn can be too tempting for a budgie to resist ...Good luck...Deb
>From: "MajesticDragon5" <[email protected]> >Reply-To: "Bird Brainz" <[email protected]> >To: "Bird Brainz" <[email protected]> >Subject: what are good treats for budgies? >Date: Sat, 7 Aug 2004 07:33:07 -0700 >
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bought some millet spray......Buddyboy (was named "G") wont touch it. I put it in the cage and its been there for a few days now. He hasnt eaten any of it. My lovebirds just love it though.
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Wow, that's extremly odd. Maybe he doesn't know what it is? |
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Give them time with the millet. To them, it's likely a big scary monster hiding in the cage! My guys love carrot, celery, lettuce, and cucumber (I don't give them lots of it, it can cause runs) - but they just love munching away. I give them the occassional piece of bread too, they don't really eat it, they just have a riot tearing it into itty bitty pieces and throwing it out of the cage... Christine |
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Just a few min. ago i noticed him pecking at it alittle. I think he might have decided it wont hurt him or anything.
In hopes of taming him I brought his cage over and sat it right beside me for awihle while i watched tv. I talked to him alittle, but mainly just let him get more used to being closer to people. He is so scared, i feel so bad for him. He did calm down alittle though. I'll just have to work with him as much as I can without stressing him too much.
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