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I would cut the herpvite to no more than twice weekly. But keep up with the calcium on every meal that does not have bones. The spray is calcium and not Vit D, right?

I started feeding chicken necks after reading about it on this site. They can be hard to find, though. One store told me that only the stores that cut their own chickens have the necks. I bought turkey necks but the bones are too large and passed through. Cutting them can be a pain. My big tegus can slurp down the chicken necks pretty easily, but the little guys have to have them chopped up.

[QUOTE="laurarfl, post: 95574, member: 401"] I would cut the herpvite to no more than twice weekly. But keep up with the calcium on every meal that does not have bones. The spray is calcium and not Vit D, right? I started feeding chicken necks after reading about it on this site. They can be hard to find, though. One store told me that only the stores that cut their own chickens have the necks. I bought turkey necks but the bones are too large and passed through. Cutting them can be a pain. My big tegus can slurp down the chicken necks pretty easily, but the little guys have to have them chopped up. [/QUOTE]

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