What if I Told You Chop Was Starving Your Bird?
Catherine wanted me to make it clear that we feel it’s okay if you want to take the time and energy to supplement a commercial bird food diet with a…
Catherine wanted me to make it clear that we feel it’s okay if you want to take the time and energy to supplement a commercial bird food diet with a…
Amazon parrots, like all birds, require a balanced and nutritious diet to maintain their health and vitality.
While a high-quality parrot pellet and fresh fruits and vegetables should provide the majority of their nutritional needs, supplements, and vitamins may be recommended in some cases.
We’ve posted this first video of how to make a DIY air filter that’s as effective as a commercial $800 HEPA air filtration unit.
The video was made by not some guy in a garage but by Dr. Jeffrey E. Terrell, director of the Michigan Sinus Center
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If you’re a pet bird keeper, you’re probably aware of the growing trend of using homeopathic remedies to address behavioral issues with pet birds.
While these remedies may seem like a safe and natural solution to common bird problems, there are many potential consequences that bird owners need to consider before using them.
For those of us who are lucky enough to have pet birds to enrich our lives, their companionship is a treasure that we wish to prolong as long as we can.
Two of the ways that we can help keep birds happy and flourishing are through a healthy diet and clean air.
This clock is made up of different parts of the bird’s body working together, like the pineal gland and the eyes, and is synchronized with the light and dark cycles of the environment.
A woman called recently wanting to learn more about CBD oil and its effects on birds.
The blog post title really says it all.
Dear Kajsa
I read your voicemail and wanted to send you some suggestions.
Is the bird in pain or it has a lump so that is why your father took him to the vet?
Lisa N. wrote:
Happy New Year Catherine, This is Lisa N.
I have a quick question our boy conure Kiwi has been staying at the bottom of the cage at night he just won’t go up to one of his higher perches like he used to.