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How to Encourage a Picky Bird to Try New Foods

Just like children, many pet birds can be picky eaters. They may cling to favorite foods—often seeds—and refuse to try anything new. While it can be frustrating, this behavior is also natural: in the wild, sticking to familiar foods helps birds avoid toxic plants. In the safety of your home, however, a varied and balanced diet is essential for their...

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September 9, 2025
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What to Know About Pet Lovebirds: A Guide for Potential Owners

If you’re looking for a small parrot with a big personality, the lovebird may be the perfect fit. These colorful companions are affectionate, energetic, and full of character. Despite their tiny size, lovebirds are incredibly social and thrive with attention and stimulation. Here’s what to know if you’re considering adding a lovebird to your...

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August 28, 2025
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How to Tell if Your Bird is Bored (and What to Do About It)

Just like humans, birds require mental and physical stimulation in order to stay happy and healthy. In the wild, birds spend their days foraging, flying, and socializing. Pet birds, on the other hand, may become bored when they’re left alone for too long, don’t have enough to do, or don’t get enough interaction—potentially leading to behavioral...

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August 18, 2025
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Planning to Travel with Your Pet Bird

Whether you’re planning a weekend getaway or an extended trip, bringing your bird along can be a rewarding experience—with the right preparation. Birds are creatures of habit, and changes in environment or routine may be stressful. With thoughtful planning and care, however, travel can be a safe and positive adventure for both you and your feathered...

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August 5, 2025
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Why Is My Bird Screaming? Understanding and Managing Excessive Vocalization

Birds are naturally vocal creatures. From melodic songs to chirps, squawks, and screeches, vocalization is how they communicate with one another—and with us. However, if your bird’s vocalizations seem excessive or are beginning to cause stress for you or your household, you might be wondering: “Why is my bird screaming, and how can I get them...

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