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Cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus)

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Cockatiel (Nymphicus hollandicus)

Petco

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Description

Cockatiels are easy birds to care for, making them a desirable pet. Their endless affection facilitates their natural ability to bond with their pet parents. Playpens are a great way to allow them to interact with you outside of their habitat!

  • - Cockatiels are terrific companions with lots of personality
  • - Extremely social, and thrive on interaction
  • - Love to play with toys and can learn to "sing"
  • - Gray is the most common color, but they are also available in pearl, white-faced, whitefaced pearl, lutino, pied and more color variations
  • - Bond easily with their human companions
  • - Birds should be socialized daily by the pet parent
  • - Can be kept alone to bond with pet parent or in pairs to bond with each other. Different types of birds should not be housed together

Specifications

SKU832448
Primary BrandPetco
Days to ShipShips Next Business Day

Live Animal

Pet Max Length14 IN
Special DietHerbivore
Scientific NameNymphicus hollandicus
TemperamentBonded Pairs

Additional Features

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A well-balanced Cockatiel diet consists of specialized pellets (should make up 60 to 70% of diet), plus fresh vegetables, fruits and small amounts of fortified seeds. Fresh food and water should always be available. Vegetables and fruits not eaten within a few hours should be discarded.

Avoid non-stick cookware and appliances, as well as cleaning agents, as they can release fumes hazardous to your bird's health.

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