Subject: Re: comments both from B and myself Posted by Anita on December 19, 1999 at 23:27:29 from 152.163.197.194 In Reply to: comments both from B and myself posted by Jane on December 19, 1999 at 12:49:05: Thanks for the help. I do have another question. The leadbeaters diet said to you a high protein cereal, the highest I could find is 3 grams, is that about right or are there some that I have missed? Also, do I mix in baby food chicken or turkey and if so at what ratio. : from the research that many have done cat food is now considered a large no-no that can cause intestinal problems. So we would suggest not to feed that (that includes you Jess). also bird seed is not a good diet for gliders. They are not adapted to eating seeds and seeds tend to have a high fat content and are too dry for gliders. I would also not feed this to gliders if I want them to stay healthy. And as to adapting the leadbeaters mix, many people vary which baby food they put in or add in some extra fruit or protein but leaving out the Repcal and using glideraide is not advisable. Note if you are using another vitamin mix such as glider booster I do not know this fully and do not condone or vilify that decision. The leadbeaters is made then frozen to keep it fresh- you can hand feed it if you wish but others merely place it in a dish to thaw and feed it at night. I believe B then mixes in veg to encourage her gliders to eat veg. Personally I have at least two gliders who ravenously eat their veg devouring their green beans, lima beans and carrots like mealworms (note these are two healthy well proportioned amply fed gliders) : : Throw all in a blender and puree until lump free. Freeze. It works great and my glider *loves* it!!
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