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mice n collards

ForkedTung

ForkedTung

Serpent Mound Monk
Would it be OK to feed my mice feeders and breeders some Collard Greens? These lettuce/ cabbage like plants are full of calcium and protein and I have an excess in my garden... TY for info. K
 
I've always offered my rats, rabbits & ASF's fresh veggies in small quantities at least once a week. I don't see why it would hurt mice.
 
yeah, I dont really forsee a problem, esp. as long as you dont give any small animal iceburg lettuce.... its very high water content can give small animals diarrhea and actually dehydrate them.
 
I've always offered my rats, rabbits & ASF's fresh veggies in small quantities at least once a week. I don't see why it would hurt mice.
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I don't think it would either... One of the things I'm cautious about is how it would affect the snake if it was fed a feeder that was gut loaded with veggies. Anyone with experience with this? TY, K
 
ForkedTung said:
I don't think it would either... One of the things I'm cautious about is how it would affect the snake if it was fed a feeder that was gut loaded with veggies. Anyone with experience with this? TY, K
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Well, considering I bred rats as feeders and still do breed rabbits and ASF's as feeders, I haven't seen anything different or harmful with my feeders versus "store bought."
 
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