TROPICAN AND THE COMPETITION –
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?
Some tips from folks who traveled with their bird daily
Before we get into specifics, let’s start with the basics. Emergencies aside, if you’re planning to travel with your bird, get the travel cage a few weeks in advance. This will give your bird time to get accustomed to the new cage.
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Questions – Windy City Parrot – receives about birds & parrots
Hi Catherine,
I just have one last, quick question: do you sell something to fix the fact that I bought a cage with vertical bars not realizing the bars should be horizontal for budgies?
The Financial and Labor Cost of Feeding Formulated Diets to Parrots
It costs less to feed TROPICAN® Extruded Granules than ordinary pellets even though TROPICAN® costs more per pound. How can feeding TROPICAN® Parrot or Cockatiel Granules be more economical than cheaper pellets?
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I would like to use this article to encourage people on the importance of researching all the information they can get to include reading, visiting zoo’s, and even try and find someone that has a Exotic pet they are thinking of getting. In the last few years exotic pets have been taking a rise in popularity, But at the same time exotic pet deaths and abuse are high also because exotic animals do not do well in our daily life style and for the lack of people being informed of what they are getting into before buying a exotic pet.
