Comments for Parrot Behaviour

Mark, 8 November 2019

My princess parrot is 11 months old she can’t fly because of her wings she can walk up outside of her cage

Bob, 6 May 2019

I have recently adopted a 8 year old African grey that I believe has been caged and not handled for approx 7 year - it’s quite aggressive but I really want it to become a loving friendly pet it won’t feed out my hands so treats aren’t much good Any help advise much appreciated Or even a honest answer if this is possible due to the birds age Thank you

Emma, 4 March 2019

Barbara - look at what diet your parrot is eating. A diet of mostly seeds are not good for a parrot and effects their feathers a lot. Look up a fresh food diet. I feed my parrot 75% fruit and veg. Mostly orange veg chopped in a food processor. Try carrots, sweet potato, peas, sweet corn (on the cob or baby or standard frozen, courgette, in fact most veg you would eat EXCEPT avocado or rhubarb. No apple or pear seeds. These are poisonous. Limit sunflower seeds. They are like the Mac Donald’s of the seed variety. Also consider increasing foraging toys to hide food in. It creates more mental stimulation for your bird

Barbara, 11 January 2019

My parrot has feathers are ugly she has been losing feathers they are not shine they look very ragged

Tracey, 5 January 2019

Hi I rescued an Indian ringneck 4 years ago he had had his wings clipped very poorly and he was very nervous of hands and people, now he’s a very confident birdie and we have grown very close however his feathers grow crinkly w here they were cut and with every moult his wings loose most of the long feathers and the short ones go crinkley any ideas how I can help him? He eats well has a shower he has an open cage all day/ night not stressed just very poor growing feathers any comments would be good

Dorothy, 19 December 2018

My parrot goes through great effort to shoot poop out of her cage. What does this mean?

Ruth, 15 December 2018

I just got a blue fronted Amazon how do I help get her to relax and not be scared

Tammy, 21 October 2018

Starting this past April, my ten year old male goffin cockatoo feeds me or attempts to stuff feathers/small pieces of cloth up my nose. I am told he thinks I'm his mate. Any suggestions on how to make him stop this since spitting them out, wiping them off, blowing on his face, and casually swatting at his face without striking him has not by any means gotten him to stop?