what do parrots eat
Offering the best to your parrot is certainly everyone’s wish, but despite all their good intentions, the best of owners can find themselves helpless in...
- what do parrots eat
- Recognize a sick or suffering parrot
- parrot Control Helps Prevent Disease
- Beak parrot
- Proventriculus dilation syndrome in parrot PDD
- Parrot chlamydia
- Parrot health care
- Parrot Aspergillosis
- Why is my Parrot Fluffing
- Poisonous Foods for Parrots
- How To Keep Your Parrot Healthy
- Parrot Vet Near Me
- Chronic pecking: why is my bird tearing its...
- Parrots reproduction
- Proventriculus Dilatation Disease
- Beak and feather disease
- PBFD: beak and feather disease
- Viruses and crossing the species barrier
Parrot health
Recognize a sick or suffering parrot
Can you judge the well-being of your parrot by its appearance? No! As we have seen and seen again… and seen again, parrots are gregarious...
parrot Control Helps Prevent Disease
Parrots are masters in the art of physiological masquerade, that is to say, the camouflage of a disease or its incubation. They can therefore very...
Beak parrot
Several times I was asked to prune a parrot’s beak which was actually quite normal in length. Oddly enough, it often happens that we mistakenly believe...
Proventriculus dilation syndrome in parrot PDD
For two years, Eliot the severe macaw has lived peacefully in a large country house. He is the king of the house. He spends hours of fun...
Parrot chlamydia
Chlamydophilosis or chlamydia seen in a different light Alain and his wife have lived for more than 15 years with Jano, their blue and yellow...
Parrot health care
Everyone agrees that it is not always easy to decode parrots. They are experts in the art of covering things up or making them subtle. The...
Parrot Aspergillosis
Mushrooms are not always good Ha! The mushrooms! There are oyster mushrooms, chanterelles, and truffles to the delight of gourmets. There are those yeasts that make bread rise...
Why is my Parrot Fluffing
WHY DO PARROTS GRIP THEIR FEATHERS? Introduction Parrots tear up their feathers for several reasons. In the wild, for example, they use plucked feathers to line...
Poisonous Foods for Parrots
Introduction Parrots tend to taste things first and then worry about them later. The taste helps them explore the world around them. But there are some everyday...
How To Keep Your Parrot Healthy
One of the responsibilities of owning a parrot is to give it the proper health care it needs to live long, happy, and healthy lives. Like...
Parrot Vet Near Me
Find a vet directory Recommended Vets in the United States Parrot Health Care and Avian Veterinarians Bird Vet – Veterinarian Hospitals and Clinics for...
Chronic pecking: why is my bird tearing its feathers off
Chronic pecking is an abnormal behavior of birds. The latter mutilate the feathers by biting them, even going so far as to uproot them. This...
Parrots reproduction
The sexual instinct The very first thing to know about this ( unchanging ) sexual instinct of the parrot is that it is a monogamous...
Proventriculus Dilatation Disease
Proventriculitis, or PDD (Proventriculus Dilatation Disease), is a deadly disease of slow evolution, responsible for nervous disorders and digestive dysfunctions consecutive to a progressive destruction...
Beak and feather disease
Psittacin Beak and Feather Disease A virus known for a long time This disease was first studied in 1975 on Australian parrots. It is...
