Nutriphase Fruit/Veggie Treat Stick for Parakeets – two 3.5 oz. (99 g) treat sticks
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About the Rooftop Bird CageDesigned for the discerning bird enthusiast the Rooftop Bird Cage makes a comfortable home for parakeets fiches canaries and lovebirds. It has four feeder cups and four perches so your pet can comfortably sit and stretch its wings. Available in a choice of attractive non-toxic epoxy-baked finishes. Stand with casters is optional.
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People adopt pet birds for different reasons. There may be some who find feathered friends extremely relaxing and love the colourful plumage. While, there are others who take interest on the ability of some birds to adapt human language.
Pet birds can be both those common and domesticated breeds of birds. People have taking care of birds since three to four centuries ago. These birds graced numerous kingdoms and palaces before it entered out living rooms.
So, if you are thinking of getting a feathered friend and unsure about what to pick out, there are some considerations that you have to think about. This would include ability to handle additional financial obligations and taking care of a pet. Birds are not easy maintenance pets, unlike what most people think.These animals ar social and they need attention from their owners.The number of years these birds can remain alive will really surprise you!
If you have fully considered taking care of a bird but indecisive of what kind you can take care of, here are some information about the most popular bird choices:
• Parakeets – this bird can also be called a Budgerigar or sometimes Budgies. These birds are ideal if you are just a starting bird owner, they are sociable towards each other and to humans. Their size range from small to medium making it easier to care for compared with big birds. Their life expectancy is about 12 to 14 years. But they tend to be noisy sometimes and destructive of their surroundings.
• Cockatiels - are birds members of the parrot family making them capable of learning human words. Ther are also pretty much advanced in their singing and whistling capabilities. They are also very much capable of copying sounds like a car alarm, ringing phone or other bird calls. There are different colors for these birds and can live up between 15 to 20 years.
• Canaries- are also very popular birds.Those pet owners who is unable to spare more time and pay required attention this kind of bird is ideal for them. These birds pay little attention to humans and prefer to live in small flocks.10 years approximately would be their life span. What‘s great about canaries is that they sing beautifully. Male canaries have richer voices than females.
• Lovebirds – these birds are ideal if you live in a place where you are very close to neighbours who do not want too much bird noise. They can live up to 20 year and normally they don’t make too much noise. They are also part of the parrot family. Some pet owners would rather have a single lovebird rather than a usual pair, so that the bird can bond more with the owner than the other bird.
• African greys- are said to be the most intelligent of the birds, especially in terms of their vocabulary. This intelligence is why it is important for an African Grey to have a lot of stimulating toys around their cage. These kind of birds can live up to 50 to 70 years.
But not all pet owners are happy with having domesticated pet birds. There are pet owners who prefer exotic birds which are usually from countries in Asia, Africa or Australia. Most of pet owners would choose birds from the parrot family since they would have very delightful colors and can show supreme intelligence.
But when importing birds from other countries, there are important regulations and rules which should be followed. Smuggling birds in countries can have an effect on the number of birds in their natural habitat (which sometimes lead to endangerment) and worse health for the birds and humans too.
Serious diseases happened in the United States because of failure in undergoing the proper procedure for bringing exotic and wild birds in the country. Examples of these diseases would be avian flu or the exotic Newcastle Disease.
When bringing in a bird in the country, make sure that you birds have been checked by veterinarians and avian experts for diseases. They should have a health certificated from the veterinarian and at the same time the permit issued by the government. Most cases of aviary disease and their outbreak can be traced to birds who have entered the country by illegal means.
There are many options when picking out the right pet bird for you. Regardless of its breed, size, or appearance, the most important thing is to take into consideration is that they would be around for a while. So make sure to pick the bird that you can enjoy, because they are not just commodities that you can throw away if you no longer want them to be around.
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Perfect for parakeets finches canaries cockatiels and lovebirds the Nina Dometop Bird Cage allows extra space for your bird to spread its wings. This roomy cage is made 2 inches wider than most small bird cages and is a total of 51 inches high. The 1/2-inch bar spacing and 1/8-inch wire gauge make this cage both a long-lasting and safe choice for housing your small bird.A large bottom shelf is featured on the Nina Dometop Bird Cage for easy access to your pet supplies. A powder-coated paint finish adds durability and makes clean-up a breeze.Available in a variety of colors the Nina Dometop Bird Cage will look great in your decor and your bird will love its new home.Recommended Birds for this Cage include: Budgies Canaries Finches Cockatiels Small Conures Lovebirds Parrotlets Grey Cheeks and Other Small Parrots
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Your birds will enjoy the comfort and security of the Tatum Dometop Bird Cage. Wooden perches give your birds a variety of roosting options and exercise while a four-wheeled base makes it easy for you to move them from room to room. This wrought iron cage features a durable powder-coat finish in your choice of colors. Half-inch bar spacing ensures your birds stay safe.Your birds will feel right at home in the Tatum Dometop Bird Cage.Ideal for: Cockatiels Congo and Timneh African Greys Parakeets Parrotlets Meyers Parrots Senegals Sun Conures Jendays Small Cockatoos
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