Beak Recovery can mean the difference between life and death for parrots. A healthy beak is essential for survival. Parrots use it for eating, climbing, exploring, and defending themselves. Losing this vital part can...
Extreme Fan Devotion: Man Removes Ears to Resemble His Pet Parrots Extreme Fan behavior reached new heights when 56-year-old Ted Richards from Bristol modified his body to resemble his parrots. This extreme bird lover...
Bird Illness is a serious concern for parrot lovers, especially with recent outbreaks of psittacosis, or “parrot fever.” This illness is caused by the bacterium Chlamydia psittaci, and although rare, it can be deadly....
Beak disorders are one of the most dangerous and overlooked health risks in parrots. Bird lovers must understand how crucial beak health is to a parrot’s survival. A parrot uses its beak for eating,...
Bird medicine has evolved significantly, offering advanced solutions to manage pain in our feathered friends. Pain control is crucial for your bird’s healing and comfort. Birds, especially parrots, are experts at hiding pain, making...
How to Save a Lovebird’s Life: The Essential Fluid Injection Every Bird Owner Must Know When your feathered friend falls ill, every second counts. One of the most effective lifesaving techniques in avian care...
Parrot Safety is a growing concern among bird owners welcoming newborn babies into their homes. Parrots are emotional and intelligent creatures. Their reactions to major household changes, like the arrival of a baby, can...
Budgie Moments are full of love, tenderness, and natural beauty. Watching budgie parents feed their chicks is heartwarming. These small parrots show immense care and affection as they nurture their young. The gentle chirps,...
Bird emotions are often misunderstood by even the most devoted pet owners. Many parrots experience hidden stress and emotional discomfort. Birds tend to mask their feelings as a survival instinct. This makes it hard...
Parrot health is a growing concern among bird lovers. Feather damaging behavior remains one of the hardest problems to solve. In some cases, parrots pluck or bite their feathers until they cause open wounds....
