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Is this info coming from experience or food manufacturers? I ask because it seems nature would allow for some give and take. It sounds similar to, for example,
dog food manufacturers' claims that every meal needs to be complete and balanced....which is complete bs. Have you personally found this to be true? (I am not trying to
be argumentative, just curious if you have observed it, or read it).
dog food manufacturers' claims that every meal needs to be complete and balanced....which is complete bs. Have you personally found this to be true? (I am not trying to
be argumentative, just curious if you have observed it, or read it).
The plumage is basically "starved", and feathers do not grow correctly. Colour is lacking, width may change, etc. Feathers grow fast, so even a day or two where the bird does not eat enough, or the right foods can cause feather growth issues. And of course, there could be factors that prevent a bird from metabolizing what it does eat.