Hi
It seems peppers are on safe food for birds in moderation. What about the stalks though?
Anyone know?
Pepper stalks?
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Re: Pepper stalks?
That's a great question. I'm honestly not sure.
I know rhubarb and tomato stalks and leaves are a no-go, but I'm not sure on the peppers.
I'd take a cautious approach and avoid them unless you can confirm they're safe.
I know rhubarb and tomato stalks and leaves are a no-go, but I'm not sure on the peppers.
I'd take a cautious approach and avoid them unless you can confirm they're safe.

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13 Zebra Finches....and 2 squeeps!
3 Society Finches
6 Gouldians
1 Weaver
1 Pintail Whydah
2 Cockatiels
2 Parakeets
....along with 1 MinPin, 1 Pug, 1 JRT, 1 Yorkie, 2 Chihuahuas and 15 cats.

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Re: Pepper stalks?
Thanks, that's what I will do then.MiaCarter wrote: That's a great question. I'm honestly not sure.
I know rhubarb and tomato stalks and leaves are a no-go, but I'm not sure on the peppers.
I'd take a cautious approach and avoid them unless you can confirm they're safe.![]()
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Re: Pepper stalks?
The sap can cause skin reactions (similar to poison ivy burns in people).
The ingested fruits have a paralyzing, narcotic and toxic effects on birds.
The ingested fruits have a paralyzing, narcotic and toxic effects on birds.