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Lactose of yogurt is pre digested during fermentation. Therefore, it is fine for lactose intolerance.

Meal 1 - egg, a few drops of whey protein and sprouted food Meal 2 - fruits Meal 3 - handfeeding formula Meal 4 - sprouted food or whatever available Meal 5 - handfeeding formula home made fruits enzymes plus oxygen drop 3X a week.

I made Koko eats carrot by boiling it till soft. Then mashed it and spoon fed her. I did the same method on sweet potato too because Koko is not eating them in chunk.

I do give my grey vitamins. My grey is quite a picky eater. Since most of the fruits are stored, vitamins potency is lost.

Your Elmo is really smart. Wish Elmo could teach my Koko fly to the toilet on her own.

How about an Amazon? Amazon is a great talker too.

Pretty bird. Looks like a CAG.

Grey makes good companion. I always find time for my little buddy.

Koko seems to like eating dragon fruit. Is it safe for her to eat it regularly?

judygram wrote: It is a small stool. Koko used to love hiding in there when she was a chick. She doesn't use it now. She has a new favorite spot now. This forum is great. There are many active members. Koko knows how to ask for things that she wants. When she scratches the floor of the cage meaning she wants out. Chriping loudly means she is hungry, she wants her handfeeding formula. Koko knows the bathroom is a place to poop. I have to carry her to the bathroom every 15 min or so otherwise she will bomb on the floor. She walks out of the bathroom after her poop. Koko will chrip loudly when we come home. It seems that she misses us very much when we are out for several hours. More pics. This chair used to be my daughter's when she was little. I converted it into a Grey stand. My daughter with Koko lying on her back. Koko sleeping with the blanket covering her.

Koko is a CAG.

Check this out. http://www.avianweb.com/phobicbirds.html

Thanks for your compliments. Koko is able to fly now. Here are some pics of her. This is another pic of her sleeping.

I have a few Blue Rumpeds before Koko joined the flock. Koko is my first big parrot. We were very excited when we brought Koko home. We were told Koko's a she but not really sure. So let's assume it's a she. This is the 1st time being a parent to a bird. I was quite worried about handfeeding a chick but everything was pretty easy and exciting. Koko upon arrival. 2nd day. handfeeding. Koko's favorite sleeping place when she was a chick.

Your story is kind of scary. Greys are very adorable. I really feel sorry for you.

My name is Sanggay from Malaysia. Glad to see there is a forum dedicated to AG. I bought a 4 months old Grey 5 weeks ago. Koko is now changing from a cute little chick into a playful naughty kid.