Why Seeds are Acceptable for Pet Birds to Have in Their Diet
Seeds are bad for pet birds, right? That’s what we hear a lot of internet/social chatter about. “Your bird will die if it only eats seeds!” “Seeds are BAD for birds!” (more…)
Seeds are bad for pet birds, right? That’s what we hear a lot of internet/social chatter about. “Your bird will die if it only eats seeds!” “Seeds are BAD for birds!” (more…)
Ah, cockatiels, the comedians of the bird world and the unsung heroes of the pet kingdom. Let’s break down, analytically and with a touch of humor, why these feathered friends are not just pets, but tiny, winged life enhancers.
Don’t miss your chance to upgrade your pet bird’s cage
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The easiest way to combat the mess is to be proactive in everything you do from inside the birdcage to paper or coverings on the floor.
Breeders are always experimenting seeking new outcomes by tampering with DNA.
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When starting a business as well as running it, general practices dictate that you should have a business plan.
I have two problems with business plans.
The first is Murphy’s Law, which roughly states, “Anything that can go wrong, will.”
In contrast to mammals, birds exhibit remarkable longevity relative to their physical size.
The higher metabolic rate, elevated body temperature, and increased resting glucose found in avian species suggest a potential amplification in the aging process.
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Feathered factoid: Birds are ranked as the fourth most beloved pets in America, following dogs, cats, and fish.
In the United States alone, there are approximately 14 million birds being kept in homes, a significant number of which are parrots.
I came across a fascinating piece discussing the most perilous hazards linked to harm and fatality in parrots. At the forefront of this list was the peril of neglecting to trim your feathered companion’s wings.
I was reading your article from today, and you mentioned a moon light.
Is there such a thing and where are they available for sale?
I am also wondering if the 72-hour light, you mentioned, might be worth a try?