Hi;
I'm wondering if anyone can give me suggestions for a good all-around vitamin for my rescued pet homer; I'm particularly concerned about vitamin D.
Since Willie was rescued, he's been indoors; it's been almost a month now.
Our weather has been very unsettled; as soon as it's reliably warm, I can put Willie's cage on the balcony and sit with him for a little while a few days a week, so that he can get some sun. But I'm concerned that this won't be enough for him.
I've had vitamins for my other birds that can be put in the drinking water, but this is my first time trying to 'vitamin' a pigeon. I'd appreciate suggestions from folks who have lots of experience with pigeons. If it helps in understanding his needs, Willie is never going to be released, and isn't going to be a performance pidge; but even in his cage he is very energetic, and I am hoping that he will soon get more exercise as I allow him flying time in the house.
Thanks very much,
-Aggie
I'm wondering if anyone can give me suggestions for a good all-around vitamin for my rescued pet homer; I'm particularly concerned about vitamin D.
Since Willie was rescued, he's been indoors; it's been almost a month now.
Our weather has been very unsettled; as soon as it's reliably warm, I can put Willie's cage on the balcony and sit with him for a little while a few days a week, so that he can get some sun. But I'm concerned that this won't be enough for him.
I've had vitamins for my other birds that can be put in the drinking water, but this is my first time trying to 'vitamin' a pigeon. I'd appreciate suggestions from folks who have lots of experience with pigeons. If it helps in understanding his needs, Willie is never going to be released, and isn't going to be a performance pidge; but even in his cage he is very energetic, and I am hoping that he will soon get more exercise as I allow him flying time in the house.
Thanks very much,
-Aggie