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I have two young love birds, one male & one female. I was just woundering if there was any thing I should really know about their general health & also whats really important to have for them inside there bird cage of course beside water, food (seeds
Congratulations on your new pets! Lovebirds can live between 10-15 years if properly cared for. You should have several perches of different diameters and materials in their cage, a cuttlebone to keep their beaks trimmed, and some toys that are variable (some destructible toys such as crinkle paper are okay as well). You can also offer some leafy greens and fruits/veggies. I hope this helps and am happy to answer any other questions you may have!
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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My lovebird started regurgitating today right after I opened up the cage. She came on top and started stretching up her neck and regurgitating undigested seeds. I read it could be a sign of affection but I don't think so cuz she is still pretty wary
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 August 12th, 2025
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Hi again :( can u tell me how much fruit vegetables or calcium protein should naoki take besides 2 drops of multivitamin in her water every day?he doesnt eat a lot of fruits or protein every day (besides multivitamin electrolyte)so im guessing maybe
Thanks for reaching out about Naoki. If providing a wide range of vegetables, beans and pellets, does not need vitamin drops or calcium powder. Fruit should be considered treats as mostly water, fructose and some other nutrients. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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i got a parakeet 4 weeks ago and I really want him to be affectionate and enjoy being petted and perched on my hand or shoulder. He has no problem and is eager to perch on my finger if I have a treat in my hand but if I do not have a treat he walks a
I see that you posted this question a while back, and I answered it there, so I'll repost my answer here for you to be sure you get it. Patience and time! Until he's 100% on his training, be sure to always reward with a treat. However, if he's perfect at it with a treat every time, you can start to wean off them. You can try luring him with the treat to get him to perch, and then start only giving him treats intermittently. If he doesn't know when he's getting a treat and when he isn't, he may be more inclined to keep trying in the hopes he gets one sometimes. You can also use a favorite toy to play with, a gentle pet in a place he enjoys, or some of his regular food instead as a "treat" while you're phasing out the real ones.
Updated on August 12th, 2025
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Hello. I have two lovebirds that i think are female (since they sometimes fight a lot and suddenly stop). They are Peach & Coco. i got them about 2-3 weeks ago. I am wondering about why they are still not trusting me or coming near me (everytime i co
Thanks for reaching out about Coco & Peach. Winning the trust of your birds will take time. Start with quiet deliberate movements, and offering treats via hand. Since many birds can be cage defensive, you might have to allow them to come out of the cage, for them to be less protective. Take the time, as trust can take some time. Good luck.
Updated on August 12th, 2025