Vacuum Induced Bath-Time *Coco GW

[Deejo]

When the vacuum starts up, Coco wants a bath, a shower, or - even a water dish on a play stand will do

The floor was soaked after this vacuum-induced water bowl bath.

 

[Danita]

Her wing and tail feathers are so nice!
She looks like she has some watches for sale under that wing

 

[SkyBaby]

Hehe so cute!! Skye and Anakin IRN do the exact same thing. lol

 

[Deejo]

Her wing and tail feathers are so nice!
She looks like she has some watches for sale under that wing

And they will look even nicer soon enough. She's loving the raw organic coconut oil, from a spoon

 

[Marlene]

Love those baths!

 

[kcbee]

She is so gorgeous!!

 

[expressmailtome]

Her feathers are beautiful! I love her out streched wing!

Matt

 

[Birds4me]

Doris, Tell me about the organic coconut oil. I'm having trouble with my eyes tonight so if I make mistakes everything I see is blurred--meds for the eyes don't make for clear vision.

Carol

 

[Annamacaw]

Quito and Capri run for the water when the vacuum starts up over here too!

 

[penny'smom]

Fun times! The vacuum induces a red-eyed "must kill" response from my caique.

 

[Meatball]

 

[Greycloud]

So beautiful!!! Sunshine is the same way. As soon as the vacuum starts up!

 

[Wasabisaurus]

Wasabi takes a splash sometimes, too. Tried to induce a bath Thursday and he dunked his head, but just once. So I got out the spray bottle. He stayed put, and when I emptied the bottle, he went to his bowl for more. Your guy has gorgeous coloring!

 

[Deejo]

Doris, Tell me about the organic coconut oil. I'm having trouble with my eyes tonight so if I make mistakes everything I see is blurred--meds for the eyes don't make for clear vision.

Carol

Carol....made my font larger for you, hope it helps with your eyes tonight.
Coconut oil - the type in a glass jar, organic, raw - not processed with heat or bleach.
You will know because it will have a very slight, delicate scent of coconut.
Great for birds - great for people too!
Coconut oil is not the "bad fat" we've been led to believe for decades.
The benefits include: antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial properties, good for feathers (and human hair), makes skin supple (good for parrots that seem irritated by dry skin - and of course, it's a fabulous moisturizer for people - face, hands, elbows), helps to maintain proper cholesterol levels, digestive aid, increases bone strength, good source of vitamin E, boosts the immune system...there's so much more!
Not only have I always fed it to parrots, I also eat it myself, 3x a day, raw from a spoon.
There are many supportive articles - but since you're having problems with your eyes, I'll send them to you when you're feeling better. (just remind me via email)

 

[Shade]

She's beautiful!

 

[Anne & Gang]

Coco is absolutely SENSATIONAL

 

[marian]

Doris i guess I'll just echo what everyone else says...shes beautiful.

 

[Merlie]

Absolutely gorgeous!!

 

[ncGreyBirdLady]