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>Gosh, Doc, I have to stop and think on this one! >There are SO MANY great foods they can have and since >mine pretty much eat what I eat (except I take my nuts >shelled and salted, hee-hee) I don't often think on >it. Off the top of my head: I do NOT give them >chocolate in any way, shape, or form (being a good HOF >I have volunteered to eat my share and theirs); nor do >I "pick" mushrooms from outdoors for them since I feel >it is safer to give them the same ones I use and which >I buy at the grocery store. There are some foods I >use sparingly with them, i.e., ice cream, but those >are the only 2 taboo ones I can think of right now. >I'm sure Bev and others will post, too, and cover the >ones I have forgotten at the moment. > > > >>I've been wondering, are there any foods that are >>downright dangerous to flyers? Obviously I try to >>avoid feeding high sugar and high sodium foods for >>Penny's long-term health, but is there anything that's >>uniquely dangerous to squirrels (i.e., like dogs and >>chocolate)? I read once that onions can be poisonous >>to flyers, but I'm not sure of the veracity of that >>statement, and I doubt a flyer would want to eat >>onions in the first place!
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