Parrot Cage

He sits on his cage and shrieks, squawks, and is generally loud especially in the morning. My sister says he is finding his voice, but I have heard that unhappy parrots are very loud. Should I be worried.

I think seymour is around 5 months old.

By: arwens_curse

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ive just got a parrot…instead of buying it a cage ive stood an old rabbit hutch on its side ….it doesn`t seem very happy though….
hey welshlad any day son…i`ll fight you anytime you inbred welsh freak…go back to sheep molesting…
of course im joking you bunch of idiots…only welsh people would be stupid enough to do that

By: toni lee

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If you are a breeder or know of one – what is the birds life like? Do they eat good? Do they enjoy clean cages? Where do they get these breeder parrots/bird from?

By: sunshineonmyshoulder

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i just got a sun conure and hes a great pet but he loves sitting on my shoulder and thats ok but how do i train him to get back onto my hand so that i can put him back in his cage if i need to get somewhere fast like to work?

By: Nightshadow

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Is there a way to get him to take a bath in a bigger container outside of the cage? I’ve tried all sorts of containers he doesn’t want anything to do with any of them; he will only bathe in his water dish which is way too small for him.

By: Melissa C

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when I wake my bird up by removing the towel from his cage, he makes a LOUD noise for about 2 minutes.
and also, could someone tell me wh when I come in the room, or put my finger in his cage, he makes a noise that goes “Wukum: and it’s not yelling or anything. and when im holding him,
and when hes on my sholder he makes a louddd!! screach!!! like it hurts my ear! lol, he does it ever once and a while.

By: Skylarr!

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He has a big cage, plenty to eat, treats and etc. But when he gets mad for any reason as he wants people food, and dont get it. he will chew his red tail feathers off . I am at loss as to what his problem is.

By: bluelacee

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The rainbow colored ones. Also how much does it cost for the Accessories to take care of them, such as cage and food?

By: bluegirl08

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female quaker parrot, green and grey, about 9 months old, with cage worth. I am going to have to sell mine and just need a basic idea. She was hand-raised, spoon-fed, and is very sociable

By: DaBigMan

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We have a wonderful African Grey who is just the most fantastic thing ever. Once in a while however he decides to take a good nip out of someone. I’m wondering what is the proper way to react to this. He’s not usually a biter and sometimes we put him back in his cage after but I worry this will teach him an easy way back to the cage is biting someone. He’s pretty sensitive so I don’t want to yell at him or scare him. Is ignoring the bite the best thing to do or is there a better way to handle it?
I’d just like to add he can go six months without biting anyone then something might spook him and he nips. I just want to know how one should react to being bit as to enforce biting is bad. He’s ceartinly not a bad parrot and I understand being bit on occasion can be part of owning a parrot.

The spray bottle will not work as punishment because he enjoys being misted.

By: rishathra7

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