Can budgies eat rasberries and blueberries?

My budgies dont like wet fruit and veggies. I dont know what to do anymore. maybe some vitamins in their water or something? What kind do you use if you use any? Also, can they eat rasberries and blueberries? I want them to be healthy but they just dont like it wet. Anu sudggestions?
Answers:
Yes they can. And the vitamins would be a great idea-ask a pet store that keeps birds and they should have a powdery substance for your birds.

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if they refuse frsh veggies, give them a pelleted diet...or eat something to their face to show them how much you love it and how non poisonous and yummy it is.always works with my budgie who now is addicted to banana's, apples, and whipped cream :D

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Sure. they would be great fro your budgie! Lots of vitamins!

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Rasberries and blueberries are great. If they don't like the fresh stuff at least have them on a pellet diet that will at least give them most of what they need.

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Yes go but a shiskabob, and start to skewer fruit and veggies and then hang it where they perch. I've skewered broccoli, apple and all kinds of things. Place it where they normally perch and let it there. Sure it browns and wilts, but don't remove it. Eventually the bird starts to peck at it to get rid of it because they don't want it where they want to sit. They get a taste of the food and it starts from there.
After awhile you can start putting it in a dish. Start with raw veggies and then move to frozen after that. I also reccommend Roudybush pellets. They are a softer pellet and don't shoot across the room when birds eat them. They are also made with crushed pellets. Never had a problem weaning any bird over to them. I've also never give the bird a choice of seed over pellets. Pellets it is, plus veggies and pasta with beans and fruit. The more variety of foods you feed the healthier they are.
Good Luck!

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I dont use vitamin water sorry. My bird eats a pellet diet with alot of good stuff so they need no grit. Its called KayTee Exact origonal. They can eat those fruits if they are cleaned very well.

Please feel free to email me with any questions,
Cockatiel Expert

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Yes they can eat them and its good for them too! But often birds need an introduction to foods they aren't familiar with. If you can handle your birds, I suggest putting a dab of the food right under the beak. Birdie will get a taste of it while trying to remove it and can then decide if he likes it. Sometimes it just takes some time. I don't recommend leaving soured fruit in the cage, it isn't good for them. And like people, birds have tastes too. Some will like the same thing that others don't. Just keep trying to offer it to them.
Cheers!