Are you adopting a new bird? Good for you! The day your new pet comes home will be a big day for both you and your bird! However, going to a new home can be quite scary for our feathered friends, so you’ll want to take steps to make the transition easy on Polly. Below, a Tipp City, OH vet discusses helping your winged buddy settle in. The Cage Polly will need a nice, comfortable … Read More
Are you considering adopting a bird? Polly makes a very charming and wonderful pet, but she may not be the best match for every household. Adopting an animal is a lifelong commitment, so it’s important for you to do plenty of research before making a final decision. Read on as a local Tipp City, OH vet lists some things to consider before adopting a bird. Noise One of the first things to think about is … Read More
Did you know that the USDA’s Bird Health Awareness Week starts November 6th? Our feathered friends make absolutely adorable little pets. Polly is very delicate, however, and can sometimes get sick very quickly. It’s very important for you to be able to recognize potential signs of illness in your cute little buddy, and to contact your vet immediately if you notice anything wrong. Here, a Tipp City, OH vet lists some signs of illness in … Read More
Have you decided to adopt a bird? Good for you! Our feathered friends can make wonderful pets. Polly is cute, colorful, and lots of fun to watch. Being in a new environment can be very stressful for birds, however, so you’ll want to take some steps to help your adorable new pet settle in. In this article, a Tipp City, OH vet offers some tips on bringing your bird home. Supplies Make sure you have … Read More
Have you decided to adopt a feathered pal? Birds are super cute and fun, and can make great pets. Our winged friends do have very different care requirements than other pets, however, so if you’re a first time bird owner, you’ll want to do some research before bringing Polly home. A Tipp City, OH vet lists some household hazards for birds in this article. Fans Ceiling fans are a major threat to our feathered friends. … Read More
Does your home include a birdcage and a colorful feathered friend? Birds are both charming and lovely, and make fantastic pets. Our avian pals can get restless and bored living in a cage, so to keep a bird happy and healthy, you’ll need to provide a variety of toys. Polly’s playthings should be changed every few days, to keep her from getting bored. Fortunately, you don’t have to break the bank keeping your little buddy … Read More
Do you have a pet bird? These colorful little animals are very charming, and have a very loyal fan base. Keeping a bird happy and healthy is quite different than caring for a dog or cat, however, so first-time bird owners will face a learning curve. In this article, your local Tipp City vet gives 5 key tips for keeping your bird happy. Toys Birds are very curious and active, and need lots of stimulation. … Read More
Birds are very susceptible to stress, and it can be triggered by environmental factors, other pets, family members, noises, illness, and much more. As a responsible bird owner, you should know about the key indicators of stress in birds—this will allow you to get your pet the prompt veterinary care she needs! Below, learn about the common stress signals of birds from your Troy veterinarian. Aggression Have you noticed your bird nipping and biting painfully … Read More
Thanksgiving was this past week and many of us spent time thinking of things and people we are thankful for. If our pets could talk, these are the things that they might tell you they are thankful for. Nutritious food and regular meals Clean water to drink (or for some to splash in) A warm bed to sleep in at night, preferably in your home out of the elements Daily interaction with you, most pets … Read More
We continue with the second part of how to enrich your bird’s life and environment by Dr. Peterson. Movies for Birds Bird cages should be as large as possible to allow room for more toys, perches and foraging areas. Some birds love having a radio or television kept on while owners are gone. My parrots like watching kids’ movies, especially musicals and, for some reason, Richard Simmons exercise videos. Most birds are quite messy and … Read More
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