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| Joan Quinn |
My daughter-in-law asked about this. Any opinions for Budgies or Linnies?
Palm Fruit & Oil
* Delicious dietary supplement rich in antioxidants, Vitamin A, and
Vitamin E
* Beneficial fatty acids and oils help beautify plumage
* Choose creamed Palm Fruit or 100% Red Palm Oil
In the wild, palm is a dietary staple, naturally rich in antioxidants,
Vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), and Vitamin E. Provides beneficial
fatty acids and oils to help enhance plumage. May aid in breeding and reduce
feather plucking, and is a great supplement to any bird's diet. Choose
Creamed Palm Fruit (28 ounce jar) or 100% Red Palm Oil (32 ounce bottle).
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| pammyT |
"Joan Quinn" <j.quinnat @@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:ORire.3670$NX4.2481@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> My daughter-in-law asked about this. Any opinions for Budgies or Linnies?
>
> Palm Fruit & Oil
>
>
> * Delicious dietary supplement rich in antioxidants, Vitamin A, and
> Vitamin E
> * Beneficial fatty acids and oils help beautify plumage
> * Choose creamed Palm Fruit or 100% Red Palm Oil
>
> In the wild, palm is a dietary staple, naturally rich in antioxidants,
> Vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), and Vitamin E. Provides
beneficial
> fatty acids and oils to help enhance plumage. May aid in breeding and
reduce
> feather plucking, and is a great supplement to any bird's diet. Choose
> Creamed Palm Fruit (28 ounce jar) or 100% Red Palm Oil (32 ounce bottle).
I got given a jar to try once. Not one of my birds liked it, not even the
greys which are supposed to go mad for it. I ended up throwing the wjole jar
away.
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| xpenenyx@earthlink.net |
On Mon, 13 Jun 2005 16:53:02 GMT, "Joan Quinn" <j.quinnat
@@earthlink.net> wrote:
>My daughter-in-law asked about this. Any opinions for Budgies or Linnies?
>
>Palm Fruit & Oil
>
>
> * Delicious dietary supplement rich in antioxidants, Vitamin A, and
>Vitamin E
> * Beneficial fatty acids and oils help beautify plumage
> * Choose creamed Palm Fruit or 100% Red Palm Oil
>
>In the wild, palm is a dietary staple, naturally rich in antioxidants,
>Vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), and Vitamin E. Provides beneficial
>fatty acids and oils to help enhance plumage. May aid in breeding and reduce
>feather plucking, and is a great supplement to any bird's diet. Choose
>Creamed Palm Fruit (28 ounce jar) or 100% Red Palm Oil (32 ounce bottle).
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>
I use to buy the Palm Fruit for my AG and she liked it.
No such luck with the Palm oil. I'd still buy it, but the place I got
it from was bought by Dr. Foster and Smith who discontinued carrying
it.
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| dkrug |
Joan Quinn wrote:
> My daughter-in-law asked about this. Any opinions for Budgies or Linnies?
>
> Palm Fruit & Oil
>
>
> * Delicious dietary supplement rich in antioxidants, Vitamin A, and
> Vitamin E
> * Beneficial fatty acids and oils help beautify plumage
> * Choose creamed Palm Fruit or 100% Red Palm Oil
>
> In the wild, palm is a dietary staple, naturally rich in antioxidants,
> Vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), and Vitamin E. Provides beneficial
> fatty acids and oils to help enhance plumage. May aid in breeding and reduce
> feather plucking, and is a great supplement to any bird's diet. Choose
> Creamed Palm Fruit (28 ounce jar) or 100% Red Palm Oil (32 ounce bottle).
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I bought some and my birds wouldn't touch it.
Debbie
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| Gloria Carr |
"Joan Quinn" <j.quinnat @@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:ORire.3670$NX4.2481@newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
> My daughter-in-law asked about this. Any opinions for Budgies or Linnies?
>
> Palm Fruit & Oil
>
>
> * Delicious dietary supplement rich in antioxidants, Vitamin A, and
> Vitamin E
> * Beneficial fatty acids and oils help beautify plumage
> * Choose creamed Palm Fruit or 100% Red Palm Oil
>
> In the wild, palm is a dietary staple, naturally rich in antioxidants,
> Vitamin A (in the form of beta-carotene), and Vitamin E. Provides
> beneficial fatty acids and oils to help enhance plumage. May aid in
> breeding and reduce feather plucking, and is a great supplement to any
> bird's diet. Choose Creamed Palm Fruit (28 ounce jar) or 100% Red Palm Oil
> (32 ounce bottle).
You *could* feed it to budgies, but they don't eat it in the wild. (on the
other hand they don't eat yams or carrots or canary seed in the wild,
either). Personally I prefer Budgie Butter, which is made from Eucaluyptus,
which budgies DO eat in the wild. http://www.budgieworld.net/
Gloria
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