Re: My russian isn't eating!

Posted by Eric T. on May 20, 2001 at 21:55:22:

In Reply to: My russian isn't eating! posted by Keri on May 19, 2001 at 20:23:54:

: Dandelions are great food for Russians, they have alot of nutrition and are loaded with calories. My advice is to get some really interesting store greens, like mustard greens or some of the exotic salad mixes, mix these with dandelions and see if you can see if you can get him to eat new foods that way. By the way my Russian really likes carrots and carrot greens, I sometimes grate them but usually i allow him to tackle them whole they seem to help ware down his beak.
-Eric-

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: : Dandelions are great food for Russians, they have alot of nutrition and are loaded with calories. My advice is to get some really interesting store greens, like mustard greens or some of the exotic salad mixes, mix these with dandelions and see if you can see if you can get him to eat new foods that way. By the way my Russian really likes carrots and carrot greens, I sometimes grate them but usually i allow him to tackle them whole they seem to help ware down his beak. : -Eric-

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