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06-01-09, 03:07 pm
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broccoflower is a mix of broccoli and coliflower in case you didnt know. i was wondering if it was ok to feed them it.  we have a lot of it at hoome and would want to know if feeding them the excess would do any harm.       |
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06-01-09, 03:29 pm
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I think it's good for them but not in huge quantities. Broccoli is high in calcium which can build up and cause them problems such as stones and ex and I think cauliflower can make them gassy and cause them bloat if fed in excess. Best to check Ly's veggie chart, she knows best! |
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06-04-09, 04:11 pm
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I just saw that stuff for the first time a little bit ago at the produce section in the store... |
BroccoFlower 
