Research the foods that are appropriate for the bird's species.. Keep the baby bird well-fed with formula or mash as you transition.. Add more solids to the bird's mash as its feathers come in.
Research the foods that are appropriate for the bird's species.
Keep the baby bird well-fed with formula or mash as you transition.
Add more solids to the bird's mash as its feathers come in.
Place a little solid food in a heavy food dish when the bird starts to peck.
Use tweezers to peck at the food if the baby bird needs encouragement.
Clean the baby bird's face after it eats solid food.
Weigh the baby bird on a gram scale daily and record its weight.
Check the bird's health daily as well.
Keep solid foods in the cage regularly once the bird has all of its feathers.
Skip the morning or mid-day feeding for one day to start.
Monitor the baby bird's poop for changes in the consistency.
Reduce the amount of formula you're giving in the early feedings.
Add a water dish to the cage when you eliminate a formula feeding.
Drop to 1 night-time feeding, then none, as the bird starts to reject the formula.
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