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Parrot Body Language
Find out more about Parrot body language.While Parrots might be considered to be rather noisy, babbly creatures, they do most of their actual communication through body language, not voice. This is crucial for us humans to understand if we ever want to successfully communicate with our Parrots, so we need to learn to pay attention.NationsThis [...]
Which Parrots Make The Best Pet?
Thinking about getting a Parrot as a pet? Are you asking which Parrot should I get? If so you’re in the right place. There are lots of factors to consider when considering adding a new feathered member of the family, so here is our list of the 10 Parrots which may make the best pet.1. [...]
What Does Your Bird's Poop Tell You?
Dot Schwarz explains what studying your bird's poop can tell you.How To Understand The Health Of Your Parrot From Their PoopShould the study of Parrot poop be considered an art or a science (or a waste of time?)One authority I consulted named the study Poopology - so here are some guide lines for the Parrot [...]
Ringneck Feeding Guide
Ensure your Ringneck Parrot’s diet is as varied as possible. Complete or pelleted food should be 60-80% of their diet, with the rest made up of sprouting seed, fruits, vegetables, seed, nuts and other treats For a more natural feeding experience, provide foraging opportunities, to encourages your Parrot to search for and retrieve their food. This [...]
Caring For Your Parrot's Feathers
Dot Schwarz explains how to care for your Parrot's feathers.What’s heavier – a ton of coal or a ton of feathers?God loved the birds and invented trees. Man loved the birds and invented cages. Jacques DuvalThose of us who keep birds agree that feathers are one of nature’s most beautiful objects. How did they evolve, [...]
Kakariki Feeding Guide
Check out our guide to feeding your Kakariki.Kakariki eating seedEnsure your Kakariki’s diet is as varied as possible. Try offering at least 60% of their diet as pellets or complete food, and the remainder made up from dry and sprouted seeds, fruits, green vegetables, seeding grasses and other treats.Hide food inside foraging toys for your [...]