kalinkacs

As I said in the post, the vet said that the easy way is to cover the parrot in a towel and put him on his back and I said why it does not work. The vet also said that I can do as it comfortable for me. The main thing is to get it inside him, how would I do that is up to me. That's why I am asking about how other people do that

What's the best way to give drops to the grey? I have to give him antibiotics 2/day and I do not know how to do it right. We tried to put him in a towel, but he is shaking his head as crazy! I am really worried that because of this torture he will stop trusting me. Any ideas? Thank you a lot

Wow, that's awesome! It's soo nice to have someone near you who share your love to this extremely smart birds;)

This is my parrots;)

Both my parrots are re-homed and I did not have any problems with them either. They started to step up and take food from me the same day and next day I was able to touch them however I want. I just think some of them got used to people so much, that they do not afraid anymore

Hello everyone! I am a happy owner of grey, Larry and Bugger)) They both are very nice, loving and talking birds. I have a little concern though. We got Bugger only a few days ago, but I a little bit worry that they will stop talking when start to communicate with each other. What do you think? They both are very talanted and talking all the time! Thank you!