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How can I make safe and fun DIY toys for my parrot at home easily?
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Baby hummingbird looks weak and abandoned. Should I take it inside?
Nature can be very cruel. And unfortunately, especially in the bird world, survival of the fittest is the rule. Sometimes chicks who are not thriving are sick or otherwise underdeveloped. The parents often instinctively know this. Also, the parents are less likely to care for their chicks when they have been touched by human hands. While I am certain you have the best of intentions, feeding the chicks and taking them in could possibly make matters worse.
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My female bird is laying eggs. What care and feeding tips do I need?
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My birds chew wood perches. What durable, safe options can I use?
Destroying wooden toys and ladders is actually natural behavior in birds and is good enrichment. Some things you can do is offer a variety of other toys and things that they can destroy. Use newspaper or cardboard rolls to wrap and hold treats to give them something to destroy and forage at the same time. You can consider getting slightly thicker woofer toys that may last longer or combining some plastic perches and ladders with wood. A variety of shape sizes and textures is healthier than one size and style only. Concrete type perches help to file thier nails. Wood such as Manzanita is extremely hard and much more durable than the plain wood perches. Below are some toy ideas. There are also resources available on the web to see what tree branches you may have in your yard that are safe for perches. https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/top-toys-for-parakeets/ https://lafeber.com/pet-birds/bird-owners-can-find-new-uses-for-these-recyclables/
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Why is my lovebird regurgitating undigested seeds? Is she sick?
What a cute name. The toyslook great to me. You are 100% correct that birds will regurgitate on things to mark them. It is a sign of marking you. However it takes time for bird to feel safe. Just keep doing what you are doing and give to a little more time.
Updated on November 25th, 2025