Last year for Halloween we gave away goodie bags, or trick or treat bags, and this year I really wasn’t planning on doing anything. But then last minute I felt inspired to do SOMETHING for you guys because I felt like there was a lack of anyone doing anything for their pet parrots for the holidays. I’m all about including my birds in the holidays and felt the need to share some easy tips so you can too, even if you’re the last minute type like I happened to be this year!
Instead of writing all new holiday recipes, I decided to focus more on fun Halloween themed presentations of parrot safe snacks you can offer your bird for the holiday.
So here’s what’s on the menu for your bird’s Halloween!
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What’s for snacking throughout the day, you ask? Well, that’s easy…
If you live where it’s hot out, a nice cool frozen skull or witch finger might suffice well.
Now for later I like my birds to eat their veggies — I mean, goblins. So I make sure to prepare a few healthy— err I mean spooky options…
Now for dinner, this is the best part…
If you like these simple treats for your parrot, you will LOVE our holiday cookbook which has recipes for Halloween, October in general recipes (like fun toppings!), Thanksgiving (a time for making enough to share with your birdie pals!), Christmas, Valentine’s Day (spread the love around with food – there’s no better way to feel the love!), St. Patrick’s Day (even the Irish will approve, get drunk on healthy eating!), Easter and more. All found at BirdTricksStore.
If you don’t want to fall behind, you can opt for the cheaper version of the books and download them instantly. But if you’re patient, you can get the real thing in your hands in no time! It sure is pretty to look at if I do say so myself…
Here’s a sneak peek at some of our actual recipes included in our natural feeding cookbooks…
2 comments
This was so fun and interesting. Good job Jamie!
Those are so cute, but my Senegal would give me the blank stare if I gave them to him. Maybe a toast bat would do.
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