Yes. Raw pumpkin seeds (Cucurbita pepo) have been shown to immobilize and aid in the expulsion of intestinal worms and other parasites. At least one patent has been granted for the use of a pumpkin extract in an intestinal worm treatment. Alternative practitioners often suggest that people with intestinal parasites eat one ounce of pumpkin seeds a day while the problem lasts. Roasted and salted seeds are inappropriate for chickens and will do more harm than good- just hand over the guts from your Jack-o-Lantern and they'll ba-gawk in glee.
Yes. Both chickens and Alpaca will eat and enjoy pumpkins. The chickens will eat the meat and seeds of a pumpkin. The Alpaca will eat skin, meat and seeds. Alpaca's will get most of a shared pumpkin because chickens really do eat like a bird and the Alpaca can take much bigger bites.
Not sure about figs... But pumpkin seeds, OH YES! Our hens ate them whole and wanted more.
Of course they could. Chickens are pretty opportunistic eaters. They will eat bugs, greens, and even meats... If you forget to put feed in their pens, and you use hay for the bottom of it, they will eventually even eat the hay.
Only if the pumpkin was picked before it was ripe. Pumpkin seeds have a natural preservative called Kechatine that is also good for the skin.
Seeds are found in the gooey inside of the pumpkin.
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Well they are called pumpkin seeds not pumpkin nuts so theoretically the are seeds. Also this is serious they are seeds! :D
pumpkin seeds are little seeds what are inside a pumpkin thats the answer !
Yes, pumpkin seeds will upset your tummy
Pumpkin seeds come from a Pumpkin, just like strawberry seeds come from a strawberry, and cherry pits come from cherries.
Pumpkin seeds are boiled in salt water, drained and then baked in the oven.
Not only can they eat pumpkin seeds, but the whole pumpkin. They seem to love both. The seeds are good and safe for them raw or cooked.