Firstly the question needs to be asked, “What kind of pet bird?”
The basic needs of pet birds are determined by their individual species and include the following essential requirements as outlined in the provided sources: (more…)
Joanne Asks... While using light therapy to curb hormonal behavior what is the reason for covering the cage at night (i.e., placing the cage cover over the light fixture) since…
Basking in Sunshine: The Secret Spa Days of Our Feathered Friends
Some signs that a pet bird is not healthy include:
General Physical Appearance:
Ruffled or unkempt feathers, changes in vocalization, fluffed feathers, reduced appetite, weakness, drooping wings, distended abdomen, listlessness, inactivity, depression, reluctance to move, sleeping more than usual.
Understanding Parrot Behavior: The Key to Effective Training
Training a parrot is not just about teaching it to mimic words or perform tricks; it involves understanding its behavior and communication style.
Whilst we were all asleep our paths once again crossed daylight savings time last night.
Everyone agrees daylight savings time is useless in today’s world.
Caring for a pet bird involves more than just providing food and water.
These feathered friends require specialized attention and care to ensure they live healthy, happy lives.
Janet C. related
I have “Rascal” my cockatiel all fitted out with Lights, a heater, different size perches, and chew toys…all types & sizes.
