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(July)
Traveling with your Companion Birds
We all love to travel and as bird owners a very common question is always on our minds. Can I still travel with my feathered friend?
Absolutely, and in fact some birds simply love to travel, then there are others who may suffer separation anxiety and simply not accept being left home alone. For many birds, travel is exciting; it's like a new adventure and an opportunity for entertainment. The nice part of all this…they can be with their favourite person all day.
Make the traveling experience fun, not difficult. Ask yourself a few questions:
Is my bird accustomed to a routine? Travel is best for birds who can become accustomed to a change in routine.
How long will your bird stay comfortably in his cage?
Does your bird get motion sickness? Start with short trips, it will assist in determining if motion sickness will be a problem for your bird.
Is your bird healthy?
Will you have time for your bird at your destination? If your answer is "no," then your best option will be to obtain a bird sitter.
Click to read more about traveling with your parrots...
(July)
From our trip to Disney World...
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Don't let yourself be caught without Instant Ounces...
(July)
The wait is over and along with baby Quakers we are proud to introduce Black Headed Caiques, Timneh African Grey's and Blue and Gold Macaws. We feed our babies Pretty Bird Natural Gold pellets, steamed & fresh raw veggies, daily fruit salad, pineapple/carrot birdy bread and our very own line of Cuckoo's Cuisine Mashes along with their daily portion of seed. The fids grow like weeds and are allowed to fly daily to exercise their wings. They all love the time out of their cage playing, exploring and getting into everything.
It's about to get
very busy in the nursery...we will update with pictures regularly.
Visit the nursery...
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