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QuestionCould I use carrots or apples instead of pine cones?Marion MoldovanCommunity AnswerCarrots are a lovely treat for birds, as are apples. The only concern with apples are the seeds, as they are highly toxic to birds. Carrots and apples (without the seeds) can definitely be used in peanut butter bird feed as long as they are used in moderation.
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QuestionWhat about salt in the peanut butter. Is that okay?Community AnswerNo. Salt is bad for birds. The same applies for roast pumpkin seeds for birds. You should never add salt to any food meant for birds.
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QuestionDoes the peanut butter need to be unsalted or organic or is regular peanut butter okay?Community AnswerIt has to be unsalted and organic, as salt and pesticides can cause trouble for birds consuming it.
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QuestionCan I use apple slices coated with peanut butter and sprinkled with chia seeds?Community AnswerYes. All the ingredients are healthy for birds.
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QuestionCan you use ghee to feed birds?Community AnswerNo, butter is not good for them, as it is regular butter, not peanut butter. Only use organic, unsalted peanut butter.
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QuestionWill the peanut butter melt in the sun?Community AnswerNo. No-melt suet is made primarily of peanut butter. There are also other types of no-melt suet that contain lard and also contain peanut butter.
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QuestionWhat kind of bird seed do you recommend?Community AnswerAny birdseed would be fine.
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QuestionAre there any brands of peanut butter in particular that are a no-no for parakeets (for example, I'd like to make treats and I have Skippy brand peanut butter)?Community AnswerAny brand is okay, as long as it is pure and organic, as pesticide and impurities can cause trouble.
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QuestionIs peanut with xylitol toxic to birds?Community AnswerYes. Use organic and pure peanut butter only.
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