VenusAndSaturn
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So I was making a few "mini care sheets" for my reptiles, including one non reptile pet being my hedgehog, so If I ever have to go anywhere my parents would be able to take care of them hopefully with ease. I tried to make it as simple as possible and restrict them to only be able to feed certain foods in only certain amounts, as I dont trust them entirely with not overfeeding or giving incorrect amounts or food items.
Just a little background on one of parents and why I dont exactly trust them, one of them i trusted with my beardies for about a weak. I told her what to do, how to feed them, etc. Came home on Sunday and the cages were a mess, one basking log was down on the enclosure floor rather than up against the glass, she had only put a small piece of paper towels over the poop rather than simply cleaning it up, and instead of cleaning up the insects (I told her just feed superworms as they were easier for her to handle) there was about 10-15 of them in one of the corners munching away on one of my beardies log hides which left behind a sawdust like substance. There was also dried salad everywhere.
Anyway doing this also allowed me to make a feeding schedule for Oreo so I wanted to know what you guys thought of it. I'll end up probably doing slightly different measurements depending on how much she eats of it.
The package for the meats listed in there is all coming later today, shes not too fond of whole prey so I figured this would be good for introducing some bones and organs into her diet.
Week 1 - One tablespoon of regular ground turkey, half a tablespoon of ground Salmon, one tablespoon of Ground Turkey/Bones/Organs, mangos, blueberries, kiwi, collard greens, turnip greens.
Week 2 - One tablespoon of Ground Green Tripe, one tablespoon of
Venison Beef Bone Blend, two slivers of regular salmon, mangos, banana, kale, grapes, mustard greens.
Week 3 - Half a tablespoon of ground chicken feet, one tablespoon of ground sardines, half a tablespoon of regular ground turkey, watermelon, kiwi.
Week 4 - One tablespoon of Ground Pheasant/Bone/Organs, one tablespoon of Ground Rabbit/Bones/Organ, mangos, red raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, watermelon.
Also a recent picture of Oreo from yesterday.
Just a little background on one of parents and why I dont exactly trust them, one of them i trusted with my beardies for about a weak. I told her what to do, how to feed them, etc. Came home on Sunday and the cages were a mess, one basking log was down on the enclosure floor rather than up against the glass, she had only put a small piece of paper towels over the poop rather than simply cleaning it up, and instead of cleaning up the insects (I told her just feed superworms as they were easier for her to handle) there was about 10-15 of them in one of the corners munching away on one of my beardies log hides which left behind a sawdust like substance. There was also dried salad everywhere.
Anyway doing this also allowed me to make a feeding schedule for Oreo so I wanted to know what you guys thought of it. I'll end up probably doing slightly different measurements depending on how much she eats of it.
The package for the meats listed in there is all coming later today, shes not too fond of whole prey so I figured this would be good for introducing some bones and organs into her diet.
Week 1 - One tablespoon of regular ground turkey, half a tablespoon of ground Salmon, one tablespoon of Ground Turkey/Bones/Organs, mangos, blueberries, kiwi, collard greens, turnip greens.
Week 2 - One tablespoon of Ground Green Tripe, one tablespoon of
Venison Beef Bone Blend, two slivers of regular salmon, mangos, banana, kale, grapes, mustard greens.
Week 3 - Half a tablespoon of ground chicken feet, one tablespoon of ground sardines, half a tablespoon of regular ground turkey, watermelon, kiwi.
Week 4 - One tablespoon of Ground Pheasant/Bone/Organs, one tablespoon of Ground Rabbit/Bones/Organ, mangos, red raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, watermelon.
Also a recent picture of Oreo from yesterday.