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Jack, U2

Jeanne’s “Happy Little Dudes”

Jack, U2

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From: Jeanne

Sent: Saturday, March 8, 2014 2:33 PM

We have a flock of all “recycled” parrots. Some have had many homes. We have hormonal & plucking issues and some chubby Amazons that were on bad diets for years. So we are always looking for something that is healthy that the guys will actually eat!

Our birds are fairly good eaters – some will eat anything and then our pickiest is Jack, my U2. One of his homes had children that would feed him candy! Trying to get Jack to eat greens is difficult. I hide, puree and the like. I have good luck with sweet potato or if something healthy gets attached to a piece of rotini pasta (via the sticky sweet potato)!

Their health is tremendously important, as well as their happiness.

Looking forward to trying your signature blend.

Bare Eyed Katie
Bare-Eyed Cockatoo Katie

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From: Jeanne

Sent: Saturday, March 22, 2014 4:31 PM

Molly, Goffins Cockatoo

I had to let you know I tried my first batch of your sprouts this week.
I have used lots of sprouts through the years, but never saw such fast germination! These guys were ready to do business!

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From: Jeanne

Sent: Thursday, April 10, 2014 11:00 AM

The guys are enjoying the sprouts – I have a couple of finicky birds, so I try to chop them up and sneak them in! (The sprouts that is, not the birds)   😉

As I mentioned before, I really like the way these sprouts germinate. I’ve never had such luck. They always pop right up! They are happy little dudes!

Blue and Noah
Blue and Noah

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Leslie Moran

Leslie is skilled at using food and nutrition to reverse or prevent disease conditions from developing in the first place in parrots and finches. Since 2002 she has been researching the facts and translating the science of nutrition into practical solutions, and easy to use food combinations, for those who care about the health and well-being of the companion birds, parrots and finches, in their homes or their aviary flocks.