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I`ve been raising/breeding/handfeeding/selling parrots for over 20 years (parakeets/budgies, cockatiels, 6 subspecies of conures, parrotlets, amazons, lovebirds, etc.). I've been published in "Budgies" and "Cockatiels" offered by Bow Tie Productions, and have written avian articles for publication in England. I can provide advice in raising healthy birds, handfeeding/weaning babies, some health problems, nail/beak/wing clipping, general husbandry, etc. I also have experience with racing/showing homing pigeons. I cannot diagnose specific illness over this website. If you suspect your bird is ill or if you have an emergency, contact a certified avian veterinarian or emergency pet clinic ASAP.
Over 20 years breeding/raising/handfeeding/selling 15 different species of parrots.
American Federation of Aviculture, completed Level I course, Fundamentals of Aviculture. Keeping/breeding parrots and other birds for over 20 years.
I love aves and enjoy helping others with issues related to their birds.
One never learns all they need to know about aves...it's a continuous process.
Birds are very intelligent and much can be learned from them. They also bring much joy and companionship to a person's life.
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| Kaylie | 10/02/11 | 10 | 10 | 10 | thanks, I think he might be molting ..... |
| Bri | 08/30/10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks. That was really helpful! |
| Thuy | 07/06/10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Your advice helped so much!!! |
| Thuy | 07/06/10 | 10 | 10 | 10 | Thanks so much!!! |
| Paige | 04/28/10 | 10 | 9 | 10 | Thank you for the information. I am ..... |
Hi, Rashi. I'm not a vet and it's very difficult to diagnose a bird's illness over a website. But I'll provide some information. By the time we notice our bird's are sick, they've been sick too long
Hi, Kaylie. I really need more information, but I'll try to help as best I can with the information you've provided. I'm a bit confused as to whether the problem is that your bird doesn't want to come
Hi, Deborah! Perhaps your bird doesn't like the toys you have chosen for him. Try different types of toys to see which your bird likes. I've never met a keet that didn't like a swing. Another reason
Hi, Mya, You can find the answers to your questions and more on my webpage about parrots. http://www.angelfire.com/falcon/birdinfo/index.html. My website provides information on breeding, feeding
Hi, Thuy. My question to you is how do you know what color the oil gland is? An oil gland is underneath a bird's skin (at the base of the tail on the bird's back) and it secretes an oily substance

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