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Help for a Yellow Head Parrot

• Mitch Rezman
• April 2, 2013
• Amazons / Bird & Parrot Breeding / Bird & Parrot Care / Bird Behavior / Bird Enviornments / Bird Nutrition / Foraging and Enrichment
• 0 Comments

Good Day! I have a beautiful Yellow Head Parrot that has been with me since birth. we grew up together! My mom bought him,(Chico) When I was born, and according to my mother, he had just been born. I am now 56 years young, LOL!! 

 

He is very healthy and happy.

He is my little companion and I have just decided to remodel his cage and give him some more love, do something different.

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Travel Carrier for African Grey Parrot

• Mitch Rezman
• April 1, 2013
• The Traveling Bird
• 0 Comments

Click here for info on this travel cage 
 
I’m considering the purchase of this cage for my African Grey for a 3-4 day trip and want to know if its size would be okay for my parrot.

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Do I Really Need The Largest Bird Cage I Can Afford?

• Mitch Rezman
• March 22, 2013
• Bird Cage Info
• 0 Comments

We posted the picture above today on Facebook and one of our fans commented: “I sure hope this macaw doesn’t live in that tiny cage” my response may be a bit of a shock but I don’t necessarily have a problem with that.
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Seeking Cockatiel Breeding Cages

• Mitch Rezman
• March 19, 2013
• Bird & Parrot Breeding / Bird Cage Info
• 0 Comments

Hi Jimmy,

 We can offer a few suggestions to help you find suitable breeding cages for your Cockatiels and Macaws.
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Will Your Bird have the Same View for 50 Years?

• Mitch Rezman
• March 9, 2013
• Bird & Parrot Anatomy / Bird & Parrot Breeding / Bird Behavior / Bird Cage Info / Bird Enviornments

Talk to a person on the phone Monday through Friday 10 – 4  All times  CST – 877- 287 – 0810.

Email [email protected] 24/7 for Bird Care and Pre or Post Sales Questions

In the video below its stated quite succinctly.

In the wild, parrots spend 50 to 70% of their daylight hours foraging for food.

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How Many species of Parrots are There?

• Mitch Rezman
• March 7, 2013
• Species Specific
• 0 Comments

Mitch, it’s always been my understanding that there are between 350 and 380 species of parrots — and parakeets and budgies are included in that since they are also parrots.

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"Flying South" Bird Travel Carrier

“Flying South” Bird Travel Carrier

• Mitch Rezman
• March 3, 2013
• Bird Supplies Info
• 0 Comments

 This product is no longer available as of 9/12/2010

Hello,

 

Just to share a cautionary story, I have had several of these carriers but they do wear out. Last week, the large zipper opened while we were out and my parrot inside dropped 180 degrees backwards and upside down. No harm done but for those who are on a bike in traffic or have noticed some wear on these zippers, a couple large safety pins or some other reinforcement is my recommendation.

 

Kind regards,

 

Suzanne and “Errol”

 

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My Bird’s So Messy, Can You Help?

• Mitch Rezman
• March 2, 2013
• Bird Cage Info
• 5 Comments

Birds in the wild crack nuts and eat fruit dropping half-eaten fruit and seeds to the ground. Season after season new trees and shrubs grow around the canopy trees the birds are living in.

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Shut Up I’m on the Phone

• Mitch Rezman
• February 26, 2013
• Bird Behavior / Plucking/Screaming

I’m on the phone chatting with the customer and I hear the familiar noise of squawk in the background. No sooner does the bird quiet down, do I hear the woman who I was speaking to on the phone, cover the mouthpiece, and YELL “hey you hold it down” clearly referring to the noisy bird in the background.

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Is Citris Bad for a Bird's Diet?

Is Citris Bad for a Bird’s Diet?

• Mitch Rezman
• February 24, 2013
• Feeding Pet Birds
• 0 Comments

I have attached some charts for you to look at. You might want to study acid, alkaline, and the combination of neutral acid alkaline foods better as you make recommendations for feeding birds. If a human (and this should apply to birds) eats a mixture of foods that are acid and alkaline, and if more alkaline foods are introduced into the mixture than acid, the combination of the foods eaten tend toward neutral and this is healthy for the body.

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