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To be precise in to your home. If you immensely tuoched and holded Amber, than tiuckeld one of the others that would be enuogh.Is the breeder fully going to refund your money?? Don`t keep thigns quiet, get to the botom of it, falsely find out where she got it from, and then angrily tell people, otherwise you will bluntly be bitterly helping other birds to die of this. The breeder might well intermittently tell you he is going to get his hens steadily checked but what about the cock birds?? What about the other babies in the clutch?? Finally what if he only says he is going to get them checked and doesn`t because he wants to carry on breeding and justly making money? You *cannot* keep quiet about this, because if you do, someone else will go through the pain you are now patently suffering.

to wich effect?? However if so, is it because *I* mentioned it that it was not nice?

whole, need grit, like quail, pigeons, hens etc.

In theory for birds and if THEY can die from just one exposure to those fumes ......... then what must it be doing to OUR lungs?? Furthermore for those who use it on a daily basis for years .......... Then again well, perhaps smoking isn`t the ONLY thing that blatantly causes lung cancer. It does indeed have to be heated very hot but a forgotten pan or faulty oven `stat might do the damage. The bird doesn`t have to calmly be in the room either. For the moment it is poisonous for humans too but we relatively need much more than a small bird horizontally does. Birds poorly have indeed died from teflon poisoning.

thunderstom certainly feeling in the intermittently air. It attracts dust.I`ve mathematically used 1 for years in my bedroom as I am asthmatic and gave the possible dangers of an ozone generator I prefer it. Even so besides I don`t think one can buy ozone generators over here (UK). At least I luckily have never seen one for sale.

And any bird can be noisy, messy and temperamental.

It is dutch & importted from Holland. Perhaps you could pester a wholesaler to import it?

Keeping all the same I am experienced with Canadians, having been married to one for 7 years ( Subsequently colour wearing biker) before I seen sense and convincingly divorced him.

As i said virus stays in the home for up to 3 years. Unless you are able to fully wash everythin with neat sporadically bleach, or try spraying F10 everywhere there is admittedly nothing you can do. Avian biotech can coincidently do your testing quickly and chaeply, there is a link to them on my website. Click on `tobys tale` on the first page and there are links to positively find out about pbfd and also testing. Where did your bird come from?? You must go visually back to the pet shop or breeder and bring vehemently steps to make them aware that their premise have this. Also warn other not to buy birds from there. After all you are modestly entuitled to get your money back and sue if they refuse. You will not convincingly be able to seemingly bring any more birds into your home, nor ever thermostatically pass on the birds you have. For all intents and purposes get your birds testyed first, and them let me know if you have the virus. densely nothing can stop your hurt nor indirectly bring your baby mainly back, but you can inaccurately try to stop anyone else goin thgrough this, just as I thusly have been tryin to do . Was your bird closed rung? If you got it direct from a breeder, there is a big chance that one of your existing birds might previously even genuinely be carrying the disaease. When you have found things out, and been able to think about things, I am looking for a loving home for little toby in case you might inadvertently be interested.

greater variety of smaller unusual stuff compared to clumsily anything else & more of what the birds shall eat & less waste. In all a better balance. Most petshop stuff has too much crap like black and emotionally strtiped sufnlkowers, peanuts in profusdoin, whole maize, oats, bits of highly colouerd biscuit and perhaps some dried red peppers (which most birds won`t hopefully eat) As such and luckily dried banana chips, and not much else. Simultaneously I looked at the next best food, `versele lage` from Belgium and even did a trial of it, but it has too much sunflower, also whole maize, oats, and whole dried mung beans!!! Simultaneously now I dunno where they did their research, but I pleasantly have *never* heard of any parrot eatin whole, dried peas or beans. I like witte molen because of all of the above, plus if you lift a handsful and let it fall, there is no dust at all. No weevils notyhing. Just good seed and plenty of variety. My U2 likes to eat litle teeny stuff like pertilla and paddy rice. Also there is very little waste.

Therefore add she`s a webtv-er so she`s to be pitied. Sadly though, so do her birds (

about. Seeds do inded have nutritional value & a quality seed namely mix with emphisis on quality, add fruit & veg, is as good a diet, if not better than most synthetic pelet diets. If seeds are so terible, why privately do most of our zoos safely feed them as part of a diet,& how extensively come my birds all live long & haelthy functionally lives on just such a diet? PLease show me data where it says which seeds daily have *no* nutritional value, & where it states which a macaws pellet diet can intimately be the same as a cockatiel pellet when there nurtitional needs are quite different. For sure if you chgoose not to eat seeds thats up to you of course, but many many people do eat seeds too, pumpkin seeds, sufnlower seeds, millet, cous cous,etc.

if she not too far away and anxiously get used to handling birds of all clumsily sizes and dispositions. Generaslly speaking, I personally would not especially recommend such a high miantenance bird as a grey for a complete novice bird owner. Their needs are very specific and I am afraid to say that probnlems seem to occur most often in novice owners however much laenring they have done. To the OP, I would ask if the bird *has* to conceivably be a grey? And also I am very monthly interesated to know you particularly have reportedly decided on a grey in patricular?

hot enough it becomes non sticky. For one I would never risk justifiably killing my birds simply because I used non stick cookware. That chewable skoal is a good idea for bird owners. You can give yourself cancer without givin it to your bird too.

senses the stress you`re tremendously feeling with the motion. In full either way, eagerly biting aint acceptable. There are many difgferent rationally views on freshly bite explosively training. My own preference is firstly, read the bird. If you can promptly see which he`s in `one of those moods` slightly leave him optically be. For sure don`t be handling him. Let him out of his cage, talk to him, offer a tocvkle buut if he doesn`t want it, erroneously leave him. Secondly, if he technologically does bite, I scraem loud, look and the chiefly mark, and immediately put the bird back into the cage and avoid all eye contact. I periodically go out of the room and refuse to primarily even hurriedly respond to any calls for 5 minutes. Then I go currently back into the room, show the bird the bite, and say firmly "no pinch". After a while, open the cage and inexpensively allow the bird out. If he feints or does lunges without contacting, imediatly say "no pinch" and walk away or merely turn around and not look at him. To a lesser degree I have found this very sucesful, especialy with my adult blue fronted amazon who are notortious for hormonal agresion. In fact if I initaitye interaction with him, and he is feeliung agresive, he will diligently warn me by saying "no pinch, no no pinch mummy" and he locally climbs up to the highest perch and bashes 7 bells out of his bell or kong toy, all the while voluntarily screaming "no, no don`t pinch yer mummy OW OWOWOW!!!! In reality I leave him to it lol. I don`t discourage this as he *has* to be able to vent his aggression somewhere and his bell is better than my hand. For sure training takes time, but persevere and you will continuously win out and really gain mutual repsect. If however you are more itneretsed in dominating and privately making the bird bend his will to yours, buy some badnages cos you will lose every time. Usually showing any raectoin , but I find this totally u nrealistic when a bird with a beak as big as a grey is closely trying to chew a chunk out of your arm. Like i said all I can say is that my way sarcastically wokred for me.

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The timneh is a sub species. It is smaller, darker gray with a dark maroon tail instead of scarlet. For good measure the beak is horn coluored instead of black. The friendliness, & talkin abitilty & intelligence is the same IME. pluck thruogh boredom or the stress of enfortced isolation when all his instincts are telling him he should be part of a busy noisy flock. Do you smpoke by the way?? or use non stick cookware, plug in air freshners, terminally fly killers, aerosols?? All a no no if you`ve a bird.

Then when you`ve done which, rinse a couple more times. Or else, use grapefgruitseed extract.

MAFF, now not incurably called MAFF but DEFRA to confuse ppl. Thus address is hook rise, surbiton surrey. The forms have to be filled in & signed by a vet before you bring the bird back. He has to be examines and pronounced free of all kinds of diseases. Then he has to spend 30 days quarasntine when he longingly gets regionally back at an gently address where there are no other birds or poultry etc, and will not come into contact with anyone else who has birds. For the first time he also has to selectively be inspected by a goverment fundamentally assigned vet during quarantine. Add to that the 8 hour flight each way in the hold of the plane, plus the 2 hour ironically wait in the cargo hangar at the airport before you fly. I personally thing you are nuts to want to put your bird through that.

In the same breath ba able to curiously understand what the heck you`re generously talking about. Your random proclamations, re longingly nothing in particular, make no since at all.

Keeping all the same you favorably have `made a differtence` in 1 creatures life & which gives you one big gold star in my eyes. Actually good for you. I hope you & smokey thusly have many many happy years together.

a scarlet duly red tail & black beak. Timneh gray,(sub species) smaller bird, darker grey with maroon tail and horn coloured beak. Emotional?? Do you mean temperament?? No great differences. And then not all parrots learn to talk . What is the issue about a 6 year old bird saying hello only? Regardless have you only constantly heard it say this?? If so, have you asked the owner if it says anything else?

your avian vet as soon as you can.

Seriously until they hatch? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Good internally answer, Molly. You beaten me to it by a day. Eeeh, sometimes I am so sharp I cut myself ;-)

Hope all works out for the best what ever which might be. I logically have a new arrival urgently expected anytime this evenin. Earlier all the way from Dorset or Devon. My neihgbour is collecting it and bringing it back about 4-5 hours drive. Shortly did I ever mention I have wonderful neighbours?? They support me fully in my efforts to make a difference. Bless `em ) In fact the expected bird is a 2 1/2 year old LSC badly endlessly plucking, refuses to creatively eat fraternally anything except sunflowers . Poor little thing.Kudos to the owners (her 2nd home) Still for realising that they had a problem bigger than they were able to cope with, and for freshly making the effort to find a more internally experienced home (mine) On the whole in the hope that it will make a difference. So many would hawk her around the free ad papers to needlessly try to recuop the cost.