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- Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
Parrot and companion bird forum: Dedicated to information, advice and the proper care of parrots and other companion birds Come discuss flight, toys, feeding and other aspects of owning birds on our friendly forum Topics include flight, first aid, health care, species information, feeding
- Genetics Calculator Usage- Predicting Offspring Mutations
Questions about possible offspring mutations are frequently posted on the forum, and sometimes members are just not aware that this type of tool exists Here are the links to genetics calculators for different species genus of parrots: Genetic Calculator 1 3 Budgerigars Genetic Calculator 1 3
- How to Move Internationally with a Parrot - Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
China Hs Code, hs code customs , China tariff code I think in almost all of our cases the code will be 010632 (live parrot) The breakdown is like this 01: live animal; 06: other live animal - bird; 32: Psittaciformes, pure-bred In my case the CVED required a test for H5N1 and H1N1 - your vet should be able to coordinate this with a lab
- Bird safe essential oil - Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
I have read every word in the parrot-oriented FB essential oil groups Stories of how a bird was 'saved' by EOs Some had been exposed to smoke, toxic fumes, other items I've read all the independent 3rd party tests that one group performs (they're eye-opening!) I do believe the oils worked in these cases
- Paint Fumes Parrots - Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
We're going to be painting the main room in the house this weekend The bird doesn't live in that room, but I'm wondering how careful we need to be to keep him out of there during the painting project Are these new latex paints dangerous for birds to be around? Any ideas?
- Birds eating my walls - Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
Hi everyone Recently my cockatiel and parakeets have taken up the hobby of destroying my walls I know chewing and pecking things is normal for small parrots but is there a way to stop them from eating my wall? They definitely aren’t doing this out of boredom as they have many chewing toys and
- Aviary Fencing - Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
A large parrot can go through chicken wire quite easily Chickens don't chew Parrots are equipped with built-in wire cutters The first fencing looks like black chain-link Do you know what it is coated with? That one might be your best bet, out of these options The second fencing looks like galvanized welded wire fencing Not beefy enough for a large parrot and a weaker fence type, compared
- Coconut oil for beaks | Avian Avenue Parrot Forum
I read somewhere that one can use coconut oil on parrot's beaks Is this correct? Is it absorbed into the beak tissue and is it ultimately of value? Alex's beak is healing really nicely after a lot of the top layer flaked away - it is almost back to normal, but there are rough patches - would
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