The airflow can cause drying of skin on unbarred feathered birds. Which increases the probability for feather plucking dramatically.
If it has no heat, then that’s a different story but MOST dryers contain Teflon or are ion charged.
The feathers that are barred (wings) have a different heat distribution. Skin irritation happens quickly down the bar.
I’ve seen that book. I found quite a few in factual data points. Times change- scientific advancement gives us better perspective. I do have one cited source in my eclectus book from her- but it is a reference option part.
My parrots love peanuts- but knowing the risk for disease I stay away. But that’s just my two cents.
If it has no heat, then that’s a different story but MOST dryers contain Teflon or are ion charged.
The feathers that are barred (wings) have a different heat distribution. Skin irritation happens quickly down the bar.
I’ve seen that book. I found quite a few in factual data points. Times change- scientific advancement gives us better perspective. I do have one cited source in my eclectus book from her- but it is a reference option part.
My parrots love peanuts- but knowing the risk for disease I stay away. But that’s just my two cents.