Lead In Cage Paint (12 Nov 2007) Lead In Cage Paint - How to test your cage! Please Read!
Lead In Cage Paint (12 Nov 2007) Lead is being found in the paints used on bird cages. This is dangerous and could be Deadly to your bird! ...Please Read
CRITICAL : Get a Second Opinion! (03 Oct 2007) A story with pictures as to why it is absolutely vital to get a second opinion when dealing with an illness or injury. (READ MORE)
Letter to SENATORS and U.S. REPRESENTATIVES (12 Sep 2007) How to contact your REPRESENTATIVES to ALERT them to the hazards of toys in the pet trade that come to us from China.
Fruits of the rose family which include cherries, apples, plums, almonds, peaches, apricots, and crabapples have seeds that contain substances known as cyanogenic glycosides, (Read More)
How Can I Get My Parrot to Eat the Pellets in Her Food Mix? (08 Mar 2007) I have a quick question for you. Annabelle picks out all of the "goodies" from her food mix, leaving behind the pellets. Should I wait until she eats all of the pellets to give her more food with "goodies" in it, or (Read More)
Should I Measure Amounts of Food? Specific to this bird only! (04 Mar 2007) I've learned that obesity is a concern with Amazon Parrots. Should I measure how much food Annabelle eats each day? Right now I just keep food in her bowl in her cage and on her gym and she eats to her hearts content. (Read More)
Adding Another Bird, Does the Sex of the Bird Really Matter? (04 Mar 2007) If we get a second bird, does it matter what sex Annabelle is and do we have to consider that when getting a second bird? In other words, does the sex of the bird have anything to do with how they will get along with each other?
Is My Amazon Parrot Learning To Talk? (04 Mar 2007) Annabelle is about 6 months old, going on 7. We've had her for nearly 3 weeks. She has a pretty calm, even temperament. She's just starting to make some sounds and mimic tones and syllables. Is this her way of starting to talk? (Read More)
A Hormonal Quaker Parrot ... (08 Feb 2007) Quaker Parrots can be some of the most hormonally effected parrots that there are.... (Read More)
What About MACAWS? (08 Feb 2007) The Macaws are some of the largest and most beautiful of the companion parrots! These birds are not the most suitable for the average family. They are NOISY, MESSY, and need a LOT OF SPACE!!!
What About COCKATOOS? (08 Feb 2007) COCKATOOS can be very affectionate parrots. We sometimes call them "Love Sponges"! They truly love to cuddle and be held... (Read More)
What About AMAZON PARROTS? (08 Feb 2007) AMAZON PARROTS are well known for being able to imitate all kinds of fun sounds! They talk very well! They like to have a good time mimicking laughter,...(Read More)
What About AFRICAN GREY PARROTS? (08 Feb 2007) There are two species of AFRICAN GREY PARROTS that are commonly kept in captivity. The "CONGO AFRICAN GREY", sometimes called a "CAG" and the "TIMNEH AFRICAN GREY" also known as a "TAG" (Read More)
can be fantastic Companion Parrots! They are about... (Read More)
What About CONURES? (08 Feb 2007) There are many types of CONURES and all are a lot of fun! Conures come in a huge variety of colors and sizes... (Read More)
What About LOVEBIRDS? (08 Feb 2007) Let me first say that the name "LOVEBIRD" is a poor choice of name. Although a single LOVEBIRD can make a great pet, (Read More)
What About COCKATIELS? (08 Feb 2007) COCKATIELS are so eager to please that they make wonderful pets! Like the "Budgie", I feel that a Cockatiel would be an excellent choice... (Read More)
What About BUDGIES? (08 Feb 2007) To put it simply, BUDGIES are great birds! Budgerigars, often called "parakeets" or "budgies" make wonderful pets. They are small and relatively quiet. (Read More)
