Cockatiel I was on the phone this morning consoling a woman who had lost her beloved cockatiel earlier in the week. A mutual friend had put me in touch with her because they felt her story was one I should share with you… Cindy purchased Benji the cockatiel about 7 years ago from a pet store...
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A concrete floor is best for cleaning. I wouldn't recommend sand because it has zinc and lead, and because BirdTricks' parrot may have died because of it, grass is meh, wood will rot, so yes-concrete tiles or concrete will do. Just leave it to cure for a while because of fumes.
Selecting and properly accessorizing your parrot’s cage is one of the most important things you will do for your new companion. The cage is your parrot’s home. It should be a place that offers both entertainment and a sense of security to your bird and should give you peace of mind knowing that...
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It’s essential that whatever cage your bird is in (transport, sleeping or day cage) has appropriate bars to prevent injuries, escapes or an accident. All it takes is for a bird to get too curious (like the galah in the pic above) and your bird could be in trouble. One of my friends was recently...
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I like to think of my bird’s cage as her bedroom – a happy place, with lots of stuff to do, that belongs to her. I respectfully try keep out, except when it needs cleaning or toy changes. A cage needs to provide safety, security, and comfort for your bird and peace of mind for you in knowing...
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Well, BirdTricks brings their birds out when it's fifty degrees and sunny, and some birds have been acclimated to snowy weather by turning the heat up one degree colder every day.
In the northern hemisphere, we are heading into summer at full speed. The temperatures are already climbing and air conditioning is running round the clock. Many people think of parrots as “warm weather animals” and surmise that they are most at home in high temperatures and humidity. Given that...
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Well, there are many cage size recomendations for those species online, generally it has to be so the bird can comfortably turn around without their tail getting caught, but obviously, it should be bigger than that. You can look at flight cages online.
I recommend A and E flight cages for a budgie, researching a cage for a cockatiel, ElleAndTheBirds owns one, if you'd like to ask her, and for an Amazon I recommend getting a really big cage or an aviary. Aviaries are great for birds. I recommend getting one from Corner's Limited. I recommend Tops for pellets, veggie chops, BirdTricks and ElleAndTheBirds, also Parrot Playhouse and Flock Talk, Marlene Mc Cohen.