Turkey treats.

[shelljf]

I have a two month old turkey. What are good, safe treats to feed it?

 

[oldhenlikesdogs]

Best not to feed much beyond it's ration as it's still growing rapidly at that age. Most young poults aren't too adventurous anyways as far as foods. You could try some scrambled eggs but they may or may not try them at their age.

 

[Noellereagan]

I do not know if this is okay or good or not, but I give mine a slice of bread twice daily. One slice shared among eight BBBs that Are 10 weeks old. I just started doing this two weeks ago to use as a bribe to bell train them to get them back into the coop. It’s working great and they love it. I know there’s very little nutritional value to bread for poults but as for a very limited intake like I’m doing, it seems to be just fine.
I’ve tried everything else from meal words to turkey treats from the mill to apples, cucumbers etc. they wouldn’t have any part of anything but the bread. Even that they refused at first. But once one has some the rest have to follow suit. You know how it goes. Anyway, good luck!

 

[Le Moth]

My boy would take the occasional mealworm but not much else. Would even turn his nose up at a different brand of food.
Now he's an adult, he loves banana slices and grapes

 

[TurkeyTimes]

Meal worms are a good treat. My birds really like various fruits. They go bonkers for watermelon and cantaloupe.