None of us on the forum are experts in the science of freeze-dried vs. fresh nutrition. I know it is frustrating when a question goes unanswered, but often it means that the forum is not the right place for the question. If you are looking for suggestions to get a parrotlet to try new foods, I am sure many of us have tricks we have tried. But whether a particular diet is the right one for your parrotlet is something that should be answered by your avian vet, not an internet forum.
Freeze dried dry chop only
I’ve been trying to get Paco to eat fresh fruits or veggies to no avail. I’ve been getting freeze dried chop and rehydrating it but he will only eat it dry. Is that sufficient enough? He gets a pellet and seed mix as well as several varities of chop and other food from here
Freeze Dried Chop
All of our chop products are made with organic veggies and fruits. Much of the produce is grown by us. Most birds do seem to prefer the chop served dry. It can also be added to your favorite bird bread recipe.
www.texasnaturalfreezedried.com
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I’ve been trying to get Paco to eat fresh fruits or veggies to no avail. I’ve been getting freeze dried chop and rehydrating it but he will only eat it dry. Is that sufficient enough? He gets a pellet and seed mix as well as several varities of chop and other food from here
Freeze Dried Chop
All of our chop products are made with organic veggies and fruits. Much of the produce is grown by us. Most birds do seem to prefer the chop served dry. It can also be added to your favorite bird bread recipe.www.texasnaturalfreezedried.com
I’ve been trying to get Paco to eat fresh fruits or veggies to no avail. I’ve been getting freeze dried chop and rehydrating it but he will only eat it dry. Is that sufficient enough? He gets a pellet and seed mix as well as several varities of chop and other food from here
Freeze Dried Chop
All of our chop products are made with organic veggies and fruits. Much of the produce is grown by us. Most birds do seem to prefer the chop served dry. It can also be added to your favorite bird bread recipe.www.texasnaturalfreezedried.com
Let us know if Chumley likes the Texas Naturals. I have thought about trying freeze dried on Pugsley for a while now. Even thought of getting a machine to make my own. Anyhoo, I hope Chumley likes it! Love the convenience!
Ill let you know Anya. . I saw in the comments someone had said the sugar content goes they had a family member was dehydrating her own fruits and veggies. So I got back on Texas Naturals and did the live chat with them. They said the sugar content does not change in freeze drying however it definitely does when dehydrating, two very diferent methods of taking the moisture out of the food. The fruits and veggies is what is was before the freeze dry , only difference is the moisture content and that is it. Ill check it out.🤞Let us know if Chumley likes the Texas Naturals. I have thought about trying freeze dried on Pugsley for a while now. Even thought of getting a machine to make my own. Anyhoo, I hope Chumley likes it! Love the convenience!
My Paco eats the freeze-dried veggies only and seems to enjoy them. He turns up his nose when I try to rehydrate it. But they also sell freeze dried already spouted sprouts and a freezedried chop without fruit.Let us know if Chumley likes the Texas Naturals. I have thought about trying freeze dried on Pugsley for a while now. Even thought of getting a machine to make my own. Anyhoo, I hope Chumley likes it! Love the convenience!
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