lovethatgrey

Woweee!! That's alot of posting!{Feel-good-00020114}

{Feel-good-00020114}My Sachi dislikes the camera on a GREAT day. In this video .. she really looks peeved off at me!

Yay for Ceasar!

My absolute pleasure! Just a little food for thought so that we can all make decisions that we feel are right for our flock and our unique circumstances.

This is very interesting! http://www.featheredandfree.com/Walk-in_Aviaries.php

Hi and welcome aboard!

It's good to share this. http://www.robharvey.com/information/training.html

I was just wondering whether anyone feeds this to their grey or parrots and how do they like it. I might purchase it for my Emma. Right now she eats the high potency coarse.<br><br>Post edited by: lovethatgrey, at: 2009/10/16 22:18

Hi!!

I think they can definitely feel distress or suffering. I think some chewing of feathers can be due to boredom and sheer habit. I would consider having a sort of hanging gym that he can hang out on when he's outside of his cage and load it with toys that HE finds interesting. Example, foraging toys, preening toys, puzzles, mechanical toys etc. I think it's important to provide as much distraction and stimulation as possible. I don't think that housing him in the same cage as the sun is safe even if they do get along and I know some parrot owners leave their parrot out of their cage 24 hours a day but frankly I don't think it's a good idea at all. I think you're just going to have to try all kinds of different things until you find something that works for Beau.

Glad everything is ok now. How scary!

Thanks everybirdy! Glad you all enjoyed.

I took this video of my sweet Emma tonight before bedtime. As you can all see, she's quite tired and ready to go to sleep. I love her so much!{Feel-good-00020114} edited by: lovethatgrey, at: 2009/10/16 16:22

Her name is Dakota and her family misses her so much and are desperately looking for her. They even contacted a tv station to help. Please notify if you know of any helpful info. ortegah@comcast.net http://wjz.com/video/?id=61929@wjz.dayport.com<br><br>Post edited by: lovethatgrey, at: 2009/10/16 07:07

What a sweet face!

How awesome is that! {Feel-good-00020114}

If the cage is in such terrible condition I would have it taken away to be demolished and I'd purchase a new cage. Perhaps consider purchasing a second hand cage but in great condition.

Sending you and Lily healthy vibes!{Feel-good-00020114}

I have this cage. It's a King's aluminum cage. I purchased it in case we ever needed to evacuate quickly and meant to use it as a travel cage.. frankly I find it too cumbersome. Instead we use it as an infirmary cage or a nite cage if needed. Beside's the above it is a very good cage, very esthetic, spacious and seems to be well constructed. Ours is a silver blue colour. {Feel-good-00020114}<br><br>Post edited by: lovethatgrey, at: 2009/10/14 03:38

I think that's the nicest stand that I've ever seen for a B&G:)

luvparrots wrote: It seems that they are too big to be swallowed. THis whole toy weighs about 2kgs or a bit more. <br><br>Post edited by: lovethatgrey, at: 2009/10/13 03:38

Yes.. just remember to always {Feel-good-00020114}rinse well with clean water.

Emma has made it known to me that she likes to unscrew and remove.. so I've decided to purchase the BusyBox for her. I really hope she appreciates it.:blush: http://www.myparrotshop.com/bolt-on-toys/busy-box/prod_447.html

He's so handsome!{Feel-good-00020114}

I'm thinking of purchasing this toy for Emma. I wonder if any of you have already purchased it and any HELPFUL feedback would be great http://www.theperchstore.net/brbitoka.html