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Spoiler alert: This post and discussion illustrate how I reached my diagnosis: Jan is plucking his feathers because his feet hurt. He’s using his food dish to sleep. This helps avoid pressure to the bottom of his feet which he feels when they grip the smooth dowel rod perch. That’s why he plucks in the sleeping …
Solving This Grey’s Feather Plucking With A New Nano Environment Read More »
Hello, I look forward to getting your email every Sunday and reading it has become as much a ritual as the old Sunday paper. And now I have a question for you. Thunder and Lightning are my bonded parakeets. I’ve had them for years. Last summer I saw more and more …
Elaine and Mango the Jenday Conure Dear Mitch & Catherine I just recently got a Jenday Conure in late October and I named him Mango. He has his royal blue feathers on his wings and tail but is not too socialized with people. The breeder advised that he came to her, …
an·thro·po·mor·phic /ˌanTHrəpəˈmôrfik/ adjective relating to or characterized by anthropomorphism. having human characteristics. “anthropomorphic bears and monkeys” I love that word. I like how it feels on the tongue. It’s also a big reason we see so many failures and pet bird care. We make chop because salads are healthy for us.
Lori P writes: I have a 1.5 year old Green Cheek Conure. We had bonded rather well until recently. I have health issues and had gone several weeks without giving her much attention. I didn’t think it would be a problem. She didn’t act any differently.
We are trying something different today. This is a video interview with Dr. Jenkins, a board certified avian veterinarian. The video is sponsored by Chloe Sanctuary, a well known and highly regarded bird rescue. The two major issues I have with Dr. Jenkins are
The following comment is in reference to a blog post entitled “How To Stop An Indian Ringneck Parrot From Biting“ Russ commented: FIRST OFF, Blunt Keto’s beak at the vet. My vet is Scott McDonald, who puts all birds under gas for examination & grooming (STRESS FREEEEE). His clinics are several per …
Should we anethisize birds for exams and blunt their beaks? Read More »
First of all people who state absolute truths about bird care as in yes and no have much to learn. To answer this question with an emphatic “no”, begs even more queries: It’s time to take the bird to the vet, how do I get it from cage to carrier? The bird is sick or …
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