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Don't tell that to my chickens, ducks, and turkeys please. I give bananas to the parrots that are living in the top of the aviary and they won't touch them unless I slice them as coins and leave the skin on. Parrots, naturally, drop the peels. The poultry share the area with the messy parrots and they eat pretty much everything that falls.

Maryanne

On 10/11/07, Rebecca Fabiszak <ag47xau49@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I have heard that the peel will kill a chicken, as in poisonous,  so I have not fed the peel, just the meat. They will do back flips for banana's. Best thing in the world to get drugs down their gullet. Beccy
 

 

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From: Skyla Stewart < temposmom@xxxxxxxxx>
To: ridecamp <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, September 16, 2007 3:14:19 PM
Subject: [RC] Bananas as an ulcer treatment??

I ran across this statement from another board so was curious if there is any merit in it?  . Just saw this and it caught my attention.  And NO, as far as I know, my horse does not have ulcers, so it isnt' for me/him.  Heck bananas are to "me" next to tossing a live gernade down my gullet...make me literally blow up.

 

"then give bananas....5 to 6 a day peel and all, (the peel is the best part for horse), it puts a lining on the stomach, helps the digestive tract and prevents and cures ulcers."

 

 

Skyla

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