He's kinda good with eating his greens but if he can't get it with his tongue after a few tries he gets upset and walks away from it. I just figured mashed fruits and veggies would stick to his tongue better. He's good with eating kale but other things not so muchCooperDragon":1smffff4 said:
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That's a common issue. I've found that doing some hand feeding and holding it close so he can grab it may be helpful. That's how my guy is. He'll really dig in if he's hungry but he likes to have the food delivered to him sometimes too :lol: Kale is OK but only if it's part of a bigger diet. Try some turnip and collard greens. Dandelion greens will be in season too and are also good ones to try. Their preferences seem to change over time so Keep rotating things in and see what he likes. I go with whatever looks freshest at the store each week.
I see them in the spring and summer at the local co-op grocery store. Sometimes they'll show up in the main grocery store too but they are more intermittent than the others. Just keep an eye out for them and if they look fresh go for it and give them a shot. If you don't see them, no big deal.
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