It doesn't matter. I fix their salad and set it in their cage. They will

Posted by JNelson on April 13, 2002 at 16:43:32:

In Reply to: another food question... posted by shanna on April 12, 2002 at 22:22:46:

eat when they are ready. Baby usually lets it sit for awhile. Abner dives right in. He is really a pig!
As far as handling, just be gentle. They are really squirmy when they are young, but if you continue to stroke his body and head, he will probably calm down. I talk baby talk to mine...even though they are several years old....can't help it! *grin*
After a few weeks of this you will probably be able to start walking through the house with him perched on your chest or shoulder. I'm only speaking from my own experience though...each ig is different. J

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: eat when they are ready. Baby usually lets it sit for awhile. Abner dives right in. He is really a pig! : As far as handling, just be gentle. They are really squirmy when they are young, but if you continue to stroke his body and head, he will probably calm down. I talk baby talk to mine...even though they are several years old....can't help it! *grin* : After a few weeks of this you will probably be able to start walking through the house with him perched on your chest or shoulder. I'm only speaking from my own experience though...each ig is different. J

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