can you feed quails with it?
259208
From what I've researched this feed would be OK for quails and they also like food from your kitchen such as pasta, cake, rice and lettuce. You will find that if the quail doesn't like it then the food won't get eaten but I would check the internet for their favorite foods as there are different species of quails.
259209
Absolutely. It is for all fowl. My birds loved it too. It smelled like syrup.
2042415
To be sure your birds are getting good nutrition it's good to feed pellets also (they are the equivalent to dry dog or cat food only formulated for birds). To encourage the bird to eat the pellets if they are used to seed you can put the pellets in a dish up high and the seed down low in the cage. Don't starve a bird, but if you let it get just a little hungry it might try the pellets. If your bird likes people food you can also pretend to eat the pellets so they get the idea. Try Roudy Bush or Zupreem, and buy at first from a pet store that will let you return the food if they won't eat it, and then once you find out what they will eat, then you can buy that cheaper on Amazon. To be sure your birds are getting good nutrition it's good to feed pellets also (they are the equivalent to dry dog or cat food only formulated for birds). To encourage the bird to eat the pellets if they are used to seed you can put the pellets in a dish up high and the seed down low in the cage. Don't starve a bird, but if you let it get just a little hungry it might try the pellets. If your bird likes people food you can also pretend to eat the pellets so they get the idea. Try Roudy Bush or Zupreem, and buy at first from a pet store that will let you return the food if they won't eat... » Read More To be sure your birds are getting good nutrition it's good to feed pellets also (they are the equivalent to dry dog or cat food only formulated for birds). To encourage the bird to eat the pellets if they are used to seed you can put the pellets in a dish up high and the seed down low in the cage. Don't starve a bird, but if you let it get just a little hungry it might try the pellets. If your bird likes people food you can also pretend to eat the pellets so they get the idea. Try Roudy Bush or Zupreem, and buy at first from a pet store that will let you return the food if they won't eat it, and then once you find out what they will eat, then you can buy that cheaper on Amazon. « Show Less
1214504
I bought this for someone else and he said it worked very well. I am not sure about feeding one or several at a time.
962292
It should be fine with doves. The active ingredient is botanical. Try searching for 'poultry dust toxicity doves pigeons' on the net.
1017765
Yes you can use small bird feed with this feeder. I use thistle in mine and it will take other very small bird seed. the comment about upside bird feeders for finches is wrong. They are the only birds that can feed upside down. It keeps many other small birds out of you finch feeder. Finches love this bird feeder. Some years they stay away for extended time no known reason but be patient they will return.
32854
We have doves and they don't use the feeder, I think they are to heavy when they land on ring. We have it set so Cardinals can feed. Also Crows can't use it, we love ours. Saving money on bird feed.
314205
We used it to feed Sandhill cranes in the years they produce two colts (young) as normally only of survives. We used black sun flower seeds. You cannot keep the birds from using it to some degree but it is designed to keep small birds out.
1182646
The coop would be perfect for quail as the mesh is about 1 cm squared. I can just barely get my finger in so no snakes or rodents and more importantly no larger predators. The coop has served us well!
1097688
This is more for feeding chickens. Idk how you could turn into hummingbird feeder.
1183786
It says for hamsters and gerbils so I think it would be okay to feed hamsters.
1179590
Definitely not. Cockatiel or small conure would be okay. It's not very sturdy at all.
2151750
Yes. I am very satisfird with this product. I originally bought it to feed to my macaw, but have used it myself and it has a very mild pleasant taste. Good product!
107067
You can either buy it from someone who makes it (usually people who sell them make food as well), or you can feed them leftover kitchen scraps and reptile food. They will literally eat just about anything. Just recently I put in an apple that was turning and the seed pulp and skin from a squash. I've always been told no meat and no dairy.
591078
Most likely not this isn't a small critter treat it is specially for rabbits.so the taste will probably be different for your hampster. I wouldn't chance it.
931464
The Honest Kitchen website says that you can feed with commercial raw like Primal, ground chicken/turkey necks and backs, or cubed/ground meat from the grocer and cooked or raw. I personally wouldn't add anything with bone to it because it already has a calcium: phosphorous ratio of 2.5:1. I would add only boneless meats and organs so that you even out the calcium: phosphorous ratio more. I have always fed it with ground muscle meat and liver lightly cooked.
550619
You can program the feeder to deliver a small amount. But the more important question is: Will you fish food fit and be delivered? I used flake food and pellets, but the unit kept getting clogged. I don't recommend this.
1514857
We used it for canaries and parakeets. I'm guessing it's not appropriate for stronger birds like your grey.