How to keep pet birds.
[ad#blod-ad] As with many aspects of successful birdkeeping, taming your bird requires a great deal of patience; do not expect results within a few days. Try starting off by offering the bird little titbits of its favourite food through the cage, but do not be alarmed if it initially backs away from your hand, because [...]
[ad#blod-ad] Once your bird is established in its new home, try to stick to a simple routine of regular feeding times, as this will offer your bird welcome stability. Most birds need feeding once a day, with the exception of seed eaters, whose full bowl can be left for up to a couple of days. [...]
[ad#blod-ad] If you keep your birds in an outdoor aviary in a climate that becomes extremely cold during the winter months, you may rest more easily knowing that your birds are locked into the back of the enclosure every night. Once you start locking your birds in at the onset of the harsh weather, it [...]
[ad#blod-ad] If you see your budgie being bristled up during the last few days, while shivering and its beak growing and curving, make sure the budgie has plenty of minerals and vitamins, as this is their problem. The first thing you should do is to get the budgie to a vet, so he can cut [...]
[ad#blod-ad] 9 Tips On Preventing Your Bird From Getting Sick 1. Keep a good hygiene – make sure the cage of the bird is always clean, and the same goes for the appliances that are in it. Clean everything once ever few days. 2. Don’t let the birds get in contact with birds that are [...]