I've read a lot of times now about making different bird meals and freezing portions for later, and I've read freezing purchased foods to prevent moths hatching out of it etc. But I don't think I've seen anything about thawing or serving temperatures.
Do birds generally like frozen stuff or do they even care about temperature? We don't want to give very hot foods, I know that much... But would there be any danger such as hypothermia if their food is served cold? I was thinking a frozen berry might be a nice treat but I'd hate to have my bird suffer from eating it. I guess a cockatiel might find brain freeze a little less amusing than I do...
Do birds generally like frozen stuff or do they even care about temperature? We don't want to give very hot foods, I know that much... But would there be any danger such as hypothermia if their food is served cold? I was thinking a frozen berry might be a nice treat but I'd hate to have my bird suffer from eating it. I guess a cockatiel might find brain freeze a little less amusing than I do...
