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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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July 23, 2025
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What to Know About Lorikeets as Pet Birds

If you’re looking for a bird that’s bright, bold, and full of personality, lorikeets might just be your perfect match. Known for their dazzling rainbow colors and playful energy, these unique parrots are unlike most other pet birds—especially when it comes to diet and behavior. Before bringing a lorikeet into your home, here’s what you need...

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July 14, 2025
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Socialization Tips to Help Your Bird Build Trust and Confidence

Whether you’re welcoming a new bird into your home or hoping to strengthen the bond with a longtime feathered friend, socialization plays a key role in helping your bird feel safe, secure, and connected. Some birds are naturally outgoing, while others may be shy or fearful—especially if they’ve had limited human interaction in the past. No matter...

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July 1, 2025
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What to Know About Finches as Pets

Small, social, and delightfully active, finches make excellent pets—especially for bird lovers who enjoy watching rather than handling. With their soft chirps, vibrant colors, and flock-oriented personalities, finches are a great choice for households seeking low-maintenance companionship with plenty of visual charm. Here’s what to know before...

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June 19, 2025
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