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Practical guidance for creating a safe, enriching home where your companion bird can flourish — from housing and nutrition to lifelong wellness.
An essential foundation
Good care is built through consistent routines, a well-prepared environment, and attention to the small changes that reveal how a bird is feeling.
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Buy the largest cage your space allows, with horizontal bars for climbing species. Provide at least four perches of varying diameter and natural material — never all-dowel. Position the cage against a wall at chest height so your bird feels secure, out of direct kitchen airflow.
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A quality formulated pellet should make up 60–75% of the diet, with fresh chopped vegetables daily and fruit as a limited treat. Never feed avocado, chocolate, caffeine, alcohol, onion or anything cooked in non-stick cookware — PTFE fumes are fatal to birds.
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Parrots need 3–4 hours of out-of-cage stimulation a day. Rotate foraging toys weekly, teach one new behavior a month with positive reinforcement, and never punish — birds do not learn from correction, only from reinforcement.
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Establish a relationship with a certified avian veterinarian before your bird arrives. Schedule a wellness exam within 30 days of delivery, then annually. Weigh your bird weekly on a gram scale; a 10% drop is an emergency.
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Birds require 10–12 hours of uninterrupted darkness. Provide full-spectrum lighting for 4–6 hours daily in low-sunlight homes, and offer a shallow bath or mist two to three times a week for feather condition.
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Ceiling fans, open toilets, uncovered windows, scented candles, aerosols and non-stick cookware are the leading household hazards. Bird-proof one dedicated room before the first flight session.
Our care standards
Our preparation centers on the bird's welfare, clear information, and a supported transition into companionship.
Age-appropriate handling and thoughtful socialization help prepare each companion for home life.
Applicable health and identification records are organized for eligible birds.
Diet, routine, and transition guidance support a more comfortable arrival.
Transportation options are carefully coordinated around the bird's welfare and destination.
Common questions
A calm, prepared home starts with good questions and guidance you can act on.
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