Pet birds need toys in their cages to support their physical, mental, and emotional well-being.
Toys provide enrichment that replicates activities they would naturally engage in the wild, helping them stay happy and healthy.
Serving warm food to your pet birds can be a delightful way to offer comfort, variety, and nutrition. Here are 10 suggestions for serving warm pet bird food:
When a pet parrot has its wings clipped for the first time, it may experience a range of emotions and physical sensations. Understanding these can help you manage the transition and ensure your bird feels secure and cared for:
It is 10 PM, the 5 upstairs cages are covered and I sneeze loudly. Keto, the African Ringneck responds with a “Hi baby”.
Do the other birds think how do I get a “Jim Dear” (think Lady and the Tramp) to talk to me like that?
or: A Decompositional Analysis of Parrot Behavior in Mechanical Challenges
Goffin’s cockatoos are renowned for their exceptional intelligence, particularly in solving complex mechanical problems.
Molting. It’s that magical time of year when your bird transforms from a fluffy, fabulous creature into a feathery mess. It’s like their version of a bad hair day, but it lasts for weeks.
What is a feather?
It’s a product of the protein known as Keratin and comes in three flavors: contour, sensory, and down feathers.
Feathers perform far more services for birds than you probably ever thought. (more…)
Pet birds are complex creatures with unique dietary needs, and providing them with the right foods is essential for their health, happiness, and longevity.
While many bird owners start with a seed mix, there are better, more balanced options that can improve a bird’s overall wellness.
Introduction
A healthy and varied diet is essential for pet birds to thrive.
While pellets and seeds often form the base of their diet, fresh fruits and vegetables add vital nutrients, hydration, and mental stimulation.
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Pet birds love treats as much as any other pet, but choosing the right treats is essential for their health and happiness.
While treats can be great for bonding, training, and providing enrichment, they should be nutritious and given in moderation.
