Winter Struggles of Pet Birds: A Parrot Owners Survival Guide
I know no-one wants to think about this on a 90 degree day in September but the first cold snap will sneak up on you. Let’s discuss.
I know no-one wants to think about this on a 90 degree day in September but the first cold snap will sneak up on you. Let’s discuss.
Brent B. relates,
One of my Mexican Double Yellow Heads (Lorenza) has developed a liver ailment.
My bird vet says that the bird’s straightening nails and lime green droppings are indicators.
Desiree reported
First of all, I love reading your replies to members. I have a 32 year old goffin and I see a change in him since my husband passed away 3 months ago. He has always been my bird and seemed aggressive toward my husband most of the time. That is why I am stumped why he seemed to have changed.
Birds synthesize Vitamin D3 through their skin when exposed to ultraviolet (UV) light from the sun.
Here’s how the process works despite their feathers:
Scientific research on the relationship between sunlight and Vitamin D production in birds has provided valuable insights into how birds synthesize Vitamin D3 and its importance for their health.
Are there any special things to do to help my parrot? He is 48 and has developed cataracts.
I am keeping him in the same cage and not changing things around but he seems to fall off his perch more than usual. Suggestions?
Birds, with their captivating behaviors and vibrant lives, never cease to amaze.
Among the numerous fascinating activities they engage in, anting stands out for its sheer peculiarity and complexity.
Pet bird owners are generally interested in several key areas to ensure their birds are healthy, happy, and well-integrated into their homes.
Bold Beginnings: The Parrot Paradigm – Feathered Friends Transforming Lives
Ah, the parrot! A vibrant splash of color, a whirlwind of feathers, and let’s be honest, the ultimate test of patience for any pet owner.
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I am again contacting you with questions. I am sorry if I am a pest doing so, but I trust what you tell me.