The Domesticated Dog One factor around domestication is the ability to adapt to the environment. Wild animals do not have this...

Avian Anxiety… By Abi Strachan Anxiety is a lot more common than anyone likes, not only in people but companion birds too. The thing is,...

Hormonal behaviour in captive parrots Giselle Diemer A large percentage of birds in our network portray signs of hormonal behaviour. In...

What’s that bump by my bird’s tail? By Giselle Diemer The uropygial gland, more commonly known as the preen gland or oil gland, can be...

Why you shouldn’t give your birds attention when they scream. By Marianka Meiring One of the most common reasons for parrots being...

When rescuing we need to accept the fact that our new bird might not immediately trust us or allow us to handle them. Usually, we do not...

Pictured top (featured image): Buttons has eaten well and is now offering a relaxed step up with a curious expression. A bird in this...

Introducing a feathered friend to your home can be most exciting. Bear in mind however, that like us, birds come with baggage, trauma...

1. Double up on toys: Your parrot could be experiencing boredom and acting out in frustration. Adding new toys enriches their environment...