Hi. I Really Loved Your Macaw Post
Dawn C. writes,
Hi. I really love your macaw post.
I’m sure you are aware of this but it’s a topic of which I was unaware when I brought a macaw home.
Dawn C. writes,
Hi. I really love your macaw post.
I’m sure you are aware of this but it’s a topic of which I was unaware when I brought a macaw home.
Henie L. would like to know if Avi Cakes are good for birds who have had Fatty Liver Disease
For a little over a year, I have fed my Conures only fruits, veggies, and pellets.
The previous winter, I was stupid and simply fed them seeds.
My question is I have Avi-Cakes here that I feed my Parakeets.
Margret T. wrote:
I brought Rufus, a cockatiel, to the vet and she did not really solve the problem. He’s been lethargic and only wants to eat and nap. He’s got a splayed leg, so he’s kind of lopsided and messes up his feathers a lot.
Hello,
Thank you for many years of great information and resources!
I have a 9 year old Cinnamon Fallow GCC.
The beak is an essential part of a parrot’s anatomy, used for eating, climbing, and exploring their environment.
A healthy beak is smooth, symmetrical, and naturally wears down through regular use.
Choosing the right parrot species as a first-time owner is crucial to ensure a happy and harmonious relationship between you and your feathered friend.
Here are some popular and beginner-friendly parrot species per the “experts”
Thomas F. is concerned with breeding his birds.
I have been breeding budgies, linnies (lineolated parakeets), and scarlet-chested parakeets for many years. They have a very good diet and can go outside in the summer.
Jean relates,
I used to breed African greys, macaws, grey cheeks 30 years ago. I kept 2 of my African greys (unrelated) and are now 42 years old & totally healthy.
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