Actually, if you read my very detailed reply above, you will see that I specifically addressed the foods you mentioned. I'll write it again.
The grocery greens (romaine and collards) are fine as part of a varied diet. There are other grocery store foods you can add, such as mustard greens, turnip greens, escarole, radicchio, etc.
The peas (and formerly fed beans) are way too high in protein and are not suitable. They will cause kidney issues. And btw, accelerated beak growth and a backwards sloping shell are symptoms of renal issues in RTs.
Corn is mostly starch, and gets metabolized to sugar. Not suitable. Will cause accelerated shell growth and fat deposits under the skin. Also can cause yeast to bloom in her gut, which can cause gas to build up, which can prevent breathing.
Apple is too high in sugar. A tiny itty bitty sliver once a month won't hurt, but why would one? There are much better treats, like succulents or a yummy flower.
The grocery greens (romaine and collards) are fine as part of a varied diet. There are other grocery store foods you can add, such as mustard greens, turnip greens, escarole, radicchio, etc.
The peas (and formerly fed beans) are way too high in protein and are not suitable. They will cause kidney issues. And btw, accelerated beak growth and a backwards sloping shell are symptoms of renal issues in RTs.
Corn is mostly starch, and gets metabolized to sugar. Not suitable. Will cause accelerated shell growth and fat deposits under the skin. Also can cause yeast to bloom in her gut, which can cause gas to build up, which can prevent breathing.
Apple is too high in sugar. A tiny itty bitty sliver once a month won't hurt, but why would one? There are much better treats, like succulents or a yummy flower.