Pet owls need high-quality protein food, such as eagle meat, chicken, fresh liver and egg yolk. In addition, they also need a certain amount of vitamins and minerals, including calcium, phosphorus, iron, vitamins B and D, etc.
In order to maintain the health and happiness of pet owls, breeders must ensure that their food provides enough nutrition. Improper diet may lead to anemia, fractures and other health problems.
2. What foods are not suitable for pet owls?
It is not advisable to feed pet owls with human feed or food. Because these foods contain a lot of additives, condiments or sugar, they may have a negative impact on the health of owls. At the same time, white bread, cake, chocolate, fat, sugar and junk food that humans can eat are not suitable for pet owls.
In addition, fish is not the first choice for owls, because their diet is mainly poultry or small mammals, rather than being good at fishing in water as owls expect.
3. How to control the diet of pet owls?
It is very important to control the diet of pet owls, because overfeeding may lead to obesity and health problems, and hunger will make them feel uneasy. The breeder needs to know the required nutrients and food intake, and control the food intake according to the individual condition and weight of the pet.
When the owl begins to eat excess food, it must stop eating immediately. Long-term overeating may lead to obesity and other health problems, including heart disease and bone diseases.
4. How to prepare food for pet owls?
It is best to use fresh food to provide enough nutrition for pet owls, but in some cases, breeders may need to prepare food to ensure that they get the nutrition they need. When preparing food, breeders need to follow strict hygiene rules and use high-quality ingredients.
Breeders can consult veterinarians or bird experts to get more information about the nutritional needs of pet owls. However, without good advice, they should not change their diet, otherwise it may damage the health and happiness of owls.