Moving

[IzzyBizzy]

So my family is moving, and I want to make sure all the birds are comfortable during it. So I really want to know how to keep them relaxed, and safe while this happens.

Also how to keep the possible buyers from annoying the birds.

 

[Mizzely]

I'd put up signs on their cages saying "don't touch, I bite"

For the birds, you can give them some chamomile water (brew chamomile tea, dilute by half) to help keep them less stressed.

 

[fluffypoptarts]

More info? Are you driving? How far? Are you asking how to transport them?

I second the signs to discourage prospective buyers from bugging them. I would also tell your realtor to be with them and not allow them near the birds (that's what I did with mine).

 

[IzzyBizzy]

I'd put up signs on their cages saying "don't touch, I bite"

For the birds, you can give them some chamomile water (brew chamomile tea, dilute by half) to help keep them less stressed.

Yes I was going to put up a sign, and I'll try the tea water.

More info? Are you driving? How far? Are you asking how to transport them?

I second the signs to discourage prospective buyers from bugging them. I would also tell your realtor to be with them and not allow them near the birds (that's what I did with mine).

It's only about 20 minutes away, from where we are currently living. I'd be driving them in my car with their cages as well. I think they'd be freaking out more, because I have to clean stuff off/out to show how "large" my small room is.

 

[fluffypoptarts]

That's good, at least it's not far. You could just try to keep them away from where the people poking around your old place would want to be (not too near a closet or a bathroom door).

 

[IzzyBizzy]

That's good, at least it's not far. You could just try to keep them away from where the people poking around your old place would want to be (not too near a closet or a bathroom door).

Sadly my room is too small to move them, and they are right next to the closet.