A U2 That Is a Picker, a Screamer, Hates Water and Is Getting Meaner!
I receive your e-mails daily and admire the tips and tricks that you provide. So, I’m writing to you now in hope that you might be able to help me.
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I receive your e-mails daily and admire the tips and tricks that you provide. So, I’m writing to you now in hope that you might be able to help me.
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These instructions are found on bags of Roudybush bird food
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Birds that had never been fed pellets or crumbles generally do not recognize the is food at first.
Also, pellets are lower in fat than seeds, so at first most birds will not like them as much as seeds.
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Disclaimer. I fully understand if you clip your bird’s wings. Large birds especially in homes with 8-foot ceilings and lots of windows open themselves up to injury from flight. I like flighted birds but what’s right for me in is not necessarily right for you.
Although we sell thousands of bird products, certain items stand out among the rest. Booda Soft Rope Comfy Perches are one of them.
Let’s start with the fact that a bird who lives 30 years and sleeps on the same perch spends more than 100,000 hours on that perch.
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I am trying to find a cage for my grey for when I take her to the boarder. I would like it to be around 20″ square and about 29″ high. It must have three feeding stations, and that’s where I’m having trouble finding what I want.
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 Are they acrylic? My b-g macaw ‘throws’ his ceramic dog bowls around on the floor of his cage!!! He also can untwist the twist bottom ones!!!! Need help desperately !!! Would they fit a macaw cage??? Joan
The big birds are tough sometimes.
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These dishes may help. They come in several sizes, this is the largest one. 40 oz
First Prize Smart Crock Bird Cage Locking Food Dish 40 oz – Found Here
The Smart Crocks are guaranteed against damage with a registration card included with each crock.
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I have just contacted the company and they state they are made of polystyrene/acrylic resin. We will add the material to our listings.
 There are many reasons that a parrot may become self-destructive.Until recently there has been very little information to help us along with our feathered friends.Feather destruction can be a difficult behavior to deal with and not all birds are able to recover from this bad habit.