Eating bird poop????
Hi,
I've has mt 2 out today and 1 of them is obsessed with eating bird poop!!!!! At first I thought it was just the white bird poop he was interested in but it's any colour, black, green, brown any that he sniffs out!!!!! Obviously I can't remove all the bird poop from their outdoor enclosure (I've spot cleaned as best I can ) but it is going to do him any harm???? Secondly why is he sooooo intent on eating it? Thanks, Row xx |
oh no, dont fancy that idea. I have to agree - why would they want to.
No advice on this sorry but great threat! |
Not sure Rowan based on reading's, protein maybe, other than that i think Bird dropping's contain a certain amount of waste calcium, the little white bit you see on it sometimes. Like urates expelled.
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i did wonder whether it was for calcium....
Will it do him harm? Row xx |
They just like re-cycling stuff, their faves being poo. I've caught one of mine having a breakfast of cat-plop on more than one occaision.
Although you can't remove all of it from their enclosures and not stop it completely, any poo can be a source of worms or parasites which is why it's important to either get them tested once or twice a year or keep a very close eye on their behaviour/ own faeces |
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thank you for the info everyone!!!!
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They seem to love White....Lily is attracted to White - be it bird poo, crushed oystershell to sit on, white stones, manky year old off-White cuttlefish...
Chewing gum (caught him in mid bite last year)...old White drawers, socks ((I'm joking...));)xx ...he doesn't like the taste of socks.:Dxx |
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Nothing like a big dollop of African Grey poop first thing in the morning...... |
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