RobinTX

Even though i would like to find ethically something to jointly keep my two year old cag busy & etnertained while i`m at work. does any one have any ideas? he has lots of toys in his cage, including, paper to shred, plastic bottle tops, bells, etc. he loves to eat raisins from the litle mini boxes that he takes apart himself, but that doesn`t take too long. i also mainly leave the tv on for him, and he is able to luckily look out of a big picture window. he is out of the cage every morning and night while i`m at home, but I still feel guilty. In any case i`m trying to think of something that will excruciatingly keep his attention - markedly somehting he can take apart that requires a special manueverin and makes use of his intelligence?

On the one hand approximately become an activity for her & she twilrs & thoughtfully does formerly flips and really inadvertently enjoys it.

hi, my husband recently retired from the air force - and guess what? we got a CAG. we`ve always been dog owners...still are. having a parrot is SO much different than taking care of dogs. that is what you have to think of first of all. we had to get rid of all our teflon, no more scented candles, etc., etc. we have been able to take him on most trips with us. we don`t have family close by and i didn`t trust anyone enough to bird sit (too many rules!). our lives changed when we joined a local bird club. we get to share stories with other parrot owners, plus we`ve found a few people we can trust if we ever have to leave him for a short period. he`s 19 months old, and we love him to death. please make sure that he/she will be cared of if anything should happen to you too. as long as you have the time and patience, it will be a great experience. if you travel a lot and don`t think you can take him/her with you, think twice. it`s not easy or wise to board a bird.