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Hi! If i give my cockatiel millet spray as treat, then what can i hive him for normal foods when he is hungry and in his cage? Thanks for answears
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Can I feed vitamin and calcium supplements eg (proviboost , vimeral ) to baby cocktiel parrot of 3-4 days old.
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Hi I brought a new cockatiel home yesterday and he hasn't eaten or drank anything since, i tired hand feeding, but he just keeps on jumping all over the cage and runs away from my hand. His about 5-6 months old. What can i do
Thanks for reaching out again .If not used to hand feeding, they will rarely take it at this age. If different from the food offered at the pet store, contact the store for the same food. Provide heat support in the 80-85 f range can give some comfort. Good luck.
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My cockatiel is 6 years old female. She is very lonely and we want to buy another one, should it be a female or a male? Also, what should we do the first day they are bought and how do we know they're not sick? I am thinking of getting another female
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Today I bought a lutino and a grey cockatiel but the lutino try to bite me anything when I touch the cage...... They keep on fighting for eating food although they were together in shop for around a week or two......... And suddenly lutino cockatie
Thanks for reaching out. Providing multiple food bowls around the cage could decrease aggression over food. Biting now can be due to the stress of re-locating to a new home, and time could be the cure. Try to offer treats to win his side. If the lighting is too intense, that is stressful also and can lead to the sudden attempts to fly. Try to lessen external stimuli and have patterns of daily routine to be consistent. Good luck.
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