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Owlet · Mar 19, 2017

Last night I dropped a brownie and I guess I didn't clean it up fully and Lincoln got a piece. It's a rather small piece though, what should I do? It was maybe the size of a raisin.

Edit: To clarify he didn't get the piece last night, he just got it now. So I haven't waited a full day to do anything.

He's now in his cage for time out because he wouldn't drop it when told. He's throwing a tantrum >>

Owlet · Mar 19, 2017

Poked around google and I found small bits won't hurt them but the package the brownies came in doesn't say the % of cocoa so I'm really not sure.

trimblegirls · Mar 19, 2017

I don't blame Lincoln. I wouldn't have dropped the brownie either if you told me to.

Owlet · Mar 19, 2017

Yeaah I don't really blame him either because as far as I'm aware it's his first time having chocolate and it must have been a taste explosion for him. I still need him to learn to do things on command, not just when he wants to. Especially in cases like these.

ParrotLover2001 · Mar 19, 2017

Owlet said:
He's throwing a tantrum >>

Sounds like my Elvis when he doesn't want to go bed, or when I don't give him his banana pellets.

I don't eat chocolate in the same room my birds are in. I did once, I didn't let them out of the cage for a couple hours as I cleaned it up, it was chocolate milk.

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SailBoat · Mar 19, 2017

Owlet said:
Yeaah I don't really blame him either because as far as I'm aware it's his first time having chocolate and it must have been a taste explosion for him. I still need him to learn to do things on command, not just when he wants to. Especially in cases like these.

The toxic effects of coco /chocolate is clearly an issue of volume and stores within the body over time. Thank-you, for your concern and attempting to get him to dropping that piece. There is no questions that it was likely a taste explosion for him. I hope he didn't spent to much time in his cage! As stated above, dawn few Humans could /would have dropped it!

Owlet · Mar 19, 2017

Nah he didn't stay in too long. Well... I opened the door but then he didn't really come out. I guess his tantrum tired him out so he took a nap.

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