Crazy Maizie
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Yeah, I crush mine up and add it to the oyster shell container. But with your one, I'd mix some with yogurt or scrambled eggs so that she gets a good serving.This is what I have
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Yeah, I crush mine up and add it to the oyster shell container. But with your one, I'd mix some with yogurt or scrambled eggs so that she gets a good serving.This is what I have
This is what I use as I have one that tends to lay soft eggs despite oyster shells being available. She is the only one that doesn't eat them..for whatever reason. Has seemed to "help"You might also try a layer food that contains oyster shell. Purina Layena is the only one I know of, but there may be others. More expensive than some, probably, but worth it if it helps!
I stuffed them in sunflower seeds and she seemed to eat them. Some she spit out lolYeah, I crush mine up and add it to the oyster shell container. But with your one, I'd mix some with yogurt or scrambled eggs so that she gets a good serving.
If it works? I just can't imagine them stuffed in sunflower seeds. LolI stuffed them in sunflower seeds and she seemed to eat them. Some she spit out lol
There treat bag is mixed with garden stuff as well as sunflower seeds. I cracked them open and stuffed a tiny amount in and "closed" it up and she ate it so hopefully it worksIf it works? I just can't imagine them stuffed in sunflower seeds. Lol
If you can dissolve it into a runny paste, apply it to her beak like you would a liquid medicine. Use an eyedropper or small spoon to lay the liquid along the side of her beak. Her swallow reflex should kick in and she'll take it in, right away. That's how we give electrolytes and any other liquids. Works like a charm!This is what I have