Healthy” Foods Your Bird Should Stop Eating Today

[spiritbird]

The Lafeber Company ([Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks]) has quite the educational web page. Here is an example: [Users must be registered and logged in to view attached photos or hyperlinks]

[Lady]

So true spiritbird the same goes for people food and treats, got to read the ingredients to really have a good understanding of what's in them. Advertising is very tricky. Made from is not the same as made with.

[Mare]

I've been reading "Wheat Belly" by William Davis, MD. Was that you, Dianne, who mentioned this book a while back? I've been educated and "rather floored" by how much wheat has changed, due to being genetically modified, over the past 40-50 years! I can imagine it isn't that good for our birds, either.

[Lady]

I don't think any genetically modified food is a good idea, not even for a bug!!!!!

[spiritbird]

The food industry is doing so much to our foods in general its hard to even think about it. Now is the time to be a small farmer and grow you own. My Yoga instructor is mostly free of the grocery store. They even grow their own foods in a greenhouse in winter. Raise chickens and all is organic. Too bad, as bird people, we cannot grow paper towels.

[Albert]

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[spiritbird]

Nice to see you and Salty back Captain Albert!

[Lady]

:th_hehe: that would be some trick! I would like to learn how to make my own vinegar :).

:th_hmmm:

I think I will search the internet for that and see if there is a way~

[Mare]

I make my own beer..sorta close to vinegar:)