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Tuesday, 5 December 2017

Things to know About a Pet Parrot


Most of the people like to take a pet especially if they are alone. Even if cats and dogs are the most common and popular pets but some people takes birds as their pet. And one of the popular bird pet is parrot. But while taking a bird as your pet there are few things you need to consider such as birds are not as domesticated as dogs or cats and the issue involve with them is not the same. Here are few things to know before you take a parrot as your pet:

1.    Parrots are expensive: The cost of a parrot usually depends on their type and breed and they can vary from $100 to well over $1,000 dollars. You can buy them from any retail bird store or from an online store. If you want to buy baby parrot then online store can provide you more option. If you are short on money then try finding the parrot in an animal shelter, where you only need to pay a small adoption fee.

You will also need to buy a cage for your bird which might cost you from $300 and $1,000 dollars. After that you will need various accessories for the bird cage such as a cover, play gym, food and water dishes, a bird bath, a cuttlebone and holder etc. You will also need to provide your pet parrot with varied diet such as seeds, pellets, grains, fruits, vegetables and some time with occasional treats and this expense for diet will be needed every month.

2.    Parrots are tends to be messy: Parrots are social animal and they like squawking, chirping and talking. But in the same time they can be considered very noisy, messy, and destructive. They often chew and shred their toys and the same thing can happen to your furniture’s in case they roam free in your room. They like to eat all day long and drop food and waste to the bottom of their cage, so you will need to clean their cage at least once a week.

3.    Pet parrot live for a long time: The life span of a parrot is from 20 to 50 years. So caring for a pet parrot can be compared with caring a child and the only difference is a child grow up but the parrot will always need your care. So before you take a pet parrot, do not forget to consider about its life span.

4.    You will also need a specialized, exotic veterinarian to maintain your parrot’s health.

Tuesday, 1 August 2017

Parrot Species - An Overview of the Different Types of Parrot

There are many different parrot species in the world. Different parrot species differ in size, color, temperament, intelligence, sociability and ability to make noise.

They found on all continents including from Australia to the Pacific Ocean and from South Asia, Southeast Asia, southern regions of North America to South America and Africa.

Parrots are definitely not self-sufficient pets. They require regular social interaction or else they become depressed, aggressive, destructive or a mixture of all. Several parrot species enter the cool, temperate regions of South America and New Zealand.

Here we will discuss few species of Parrots that are worldwide famous

Macaws
These colorful parrots are often used in TV and films. Macaws like to eat clay, and it is thought that this helps them process other poisonous food that they enjoy.There are 18 species of macaw.

Parrotlets
 These are the smallest parrots in the world. These tiny, stocky parrots grow to around five inches. These birds pack a lot of personality and are quite.

Lovebirds
Lovebirds are a term used to group the nine species that make up the Agapornis genus. The Fischer's Lovebird and Black-cheeked Lovebird are amongst two of the best known lovebirds.

familyparrotbird is a website that contains pretty much everything you will ever need to know before choosing the right parrot for you. So if you are looking for some information on where to find details about pet parrots, then we will definitely help you.

We provide you an unbiased source of information which weighs up the pros and cons of each parrot species for you.




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