WHY won't she eat her veggies like a good girl??
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If you are wondering if your BTS is acting normally or might be sick, this is where you can get help with that.
This is also where you can have some FUN while sharing the enjoyment you get from your blueys!
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- Bluey Beginner
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WHY won't she eat her veggies like a good girl??
Hello! I have a four-year-old Iranian bluetongue who has had a rough past. I got it from someone who let her loose in the backyard and then said they found her. I was able to figure out that they actually owned Her and were just trying to get rid of her. I quickly fell in love with her and found out that the previous owners used to hand feed her so she's very gentle when she takes food from your hand. In fact for the first few months I could only feed her through hand; she would not take her food through a plate no matter how many different plates and bowls I tried to give her. I've since trained her to eat out of her bowl but I'm having an issue getting her to eat any kind of vegetable whatsoever. It doesn't matter if I boil it cut into tiny pieces or mix it into a scrambled egg she still will not eat her veggies. Any tips on what I can do to help her eat her veggies?
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- Bluey Devotee
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Re: WHY won't she eat her veggies like a good girl??
a mix of repashi GRUBPIE and VEGGIEBURGER might be a good solution for her .... slowly increasing the amount of VEGGIEBURGER over time and mixing in greens and chopped veg .
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