How Parrots Transform Our Lives
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.
Why Did My 17 year old Jenday Conure, Kiwi Lay an Egg?
Good Morning,
Yesterday morning my nearly 17-year-old Jenday, Kiwi laid an egg.Â
We adopted her nearly 2 years ago from a friend who raised her until she was 15 from where she was little and could not even perch!Â
What’s the Best Pet Bird for Me?
Based on the information from the sources provided, the best pet bird for you depends on various factors such as your living environment, time commitment, and personal preferences. Here are some recommendations based on different criteria:
How Much Do We Know About Arteriosclerosis in Pet Birds?
Sandra B. relates
I just lost my Goffin Cockatoo, Casper of 24 years this last month.
I am devastated. He had started having seizures a few years ago and they had progressively gotten worse but he was then hospitalized at my Avian vet for Arteriosclerosis.
What Are Some Signs That a Pet Bird is Not Healthy?
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.
Training Your Parrot Tips and Tricks for Effective Communication
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.
What Happened to Birds During the Covid-19 Outbreak?
The expansion of urban areas poses a significant risk to biodiversity, yet understanding how wildlife adapts to such rapid environmental changes remains limited.
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8 Tips for Providing Healthcare to Your Pet Bird
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.
How I’m Dealing With Moby the Budgerigar’s Testicular Tumor
Margret writes
Howdy, all! I enjoy reading your newsletter every week. So thank you for that.
I have a small flock consisting of two cockatiels (Pikachu and Rufus) and two budgerigars (Moby and NewDoug).
