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  • How to Help a Bird That Flies Into Glass

    Clear glass windows and doors pose a hazard to flying birds because they cannot see the panes. Glass reflects objects that the bird may think are real, such as trees, grass and the sky. The Bird...

  • How to Get Rid of Mites on My Budgie Birds

    Mites are a common health problem in budgies purchased from disreputable and unclean breeders or pet shops. Mites can also occur in pets that have received good care. When this happens, the mites...

  • Side Effects of Anesthesia in Parrots

    Avian veterinarians use anesthesia to eliminate pain, minimize anxiety and to relax the muscles of parrots during surgery. Careful monitoring during anesthesia is important to avoid or treat...

  • Home Remedy for Bird Flea Bite

    Bird fleas, or Dasypsyllus gallinulae, is a species of flea that lives on nesting birds like chickens. They are born during the bird's nesting season, and feast on mothering hens and chicks. They...

  • Budgie Eye Disease

    Budgies have a tendency to hide it when they are not feeling well. A bird that is sick may act perfectly healthy until it becomes so weak that it can no longer hide the signs and symptoms of...

  • Questions About Duck Bands

    Ducks are banded for a number of reasons. The Harvest Information Program (HIP) for Migratory Birds uses data gleaned from ducks with bands for aerial surveys designed to keep track of wintering...

  • What Are the Symptoms of Thyroid Problems in a Lovebird?

    Many bird species can have thyroid problems. Thyroid hyperplasia, also known as goiter, is an enlargement of the thyroid gland, and several conditions can cause it to occur in lovebirds.

  • How Does the Bird Flu Spread?

    Avian influenza, also known as bird flu, is a viral infection that occurs in birds. Wild birds worldwide carry avian influenza and are usually unaffected by the virus. Domesticated birds,...

  • Life Cycle of the Bird Flu

    Bird flu, also known as avian influenza, is a viral infection that occurs primarily in birds. Wild birds around the world carry the virus and are usually unaffected by it. Domesticated birds,...

  • Diseases of Wild Finches

    Because finches travel in large packs and are often closely related, they are very susceptible to diseases in the wild. An infected bird can cause an outbreak around your bird feeder, so be aware...

  • Facts About Chicken Rooster Mating

    The rooster is the male chicken and it engages in various rituals and courtship processes to impregnate the female chicken, or hen. Surprisingly, this is quite an involved process and their...

  • How to Make a Hummingbird Feeder From a Standard Pet Water Bottle

    There is nothing more beautiful than watching a hummingbird feed. There are many hummingbird feeders available at your local department stores. A less expensive way to enjoy the birds is to make...

  • How to Learn More About Pet Health Online

    Are you interested in learning more about many different aspects of your health? Do you like to do your own research online regarding health, prescriptions, supplements, vitamins, diet, parenting...

  • How to Make a Dixie Cup Foraging Toy for Your Parrot

    Keeping our birds busy can be a costly endeavour. Using Dixie cups to make foraging toys for them is cheap and easy. Here's a quick way to make a good foraging toy using simple household items.

  • How to Raise Baby Birds

    Raising chicks, ducklings and goslings is an activity for both farmers and bird lovers. They can be raised in large or small numbers using brooding females or with a box and a heat source....

  • Signs of Stroke in Pets

  • How Do Love Birds Mate?

    Lovebirds comprise a colorful and diverse group of small parrots that are originally from Africa. Lovebirds have been kept domestically as pets for more than 100 years. These birds are short with...

  • Gouldian Finch Foot Disease

    Gouldian finches are popular, colorful little birds that are generally easy to maintain, and live from 8 to 17 years. Though this beautiful finch is not known to commonly suffer from any...

  • Pet Bird Information

    Many people enjoy keeping birds for pets. These pets can be entertaining, loving and fun. Birds often chirp and make noises, so keep this in mind if you live with other people. Pet birds are easy...

  • How to Repair a Bird's Broken Wing Tips

    If you spot a bird hopping around with one wing lower than the other, its wing may be broken. If you can easily catch the bird, it is in need of rehabilitation because it might fall victim to...

  • How to Treat Avian Pox in Finches

    Avian pox occurs in a bird's unfeathered areas, like legs, mouth and wattle (on roosters). It attacks all ranges of birds, from wild turkeys to household finches. This viral disease can be rated...

  • Parts of a Chicken Wing

    Chickens are a common farm animal and are one of the most popular animals raised for food in the United States. While chickens can flutter their wings and use them to roost high in trees and...

  • Difference Between a Male and a Female Budgie

    Native to central Australia, Budgerigars, commonly known as parakeets and budgies, make fun-loving and social pets. Males and females are nearly identical and it can be all but impossible for an...

  • How to Keep a Bird's Nails from Getting Too Long

    Keeping your pet bird's nails (claws) from getting too long is an important part of keeping your feathered friend happy. Use these tips to make that easy.

  • Bird Eye Disease

    There are several different types of eye diseases that can affect birds. Some are quite problematic and may even be fatal. Some rare, but serious, bird eye diseases may be transmitted to humans.

  • How to Get Rid of Bird Mites

    Black or red insects, which often look like moving dots, on a bird are most likely bird mites. Bird mites drink blood and are nocturnal. Bird mites travel out of the bird's nest and will attack...

  • How to Incubate Button Quail

    Button quail are a smaller quail variety, and they are easy to keep and quite prolific at breeding when their basic requirements are met. Quail are generally good about incubating their own eggs,...

  • Pet Bird Diseases

    Many diseases can threaten the health and life of a pet bird. Often, caged birds contract diseases from unclean cages or not having enough gravel in their cages. Pet birds can also become sick...

  • Rescue Remedy for Birds

    Stress can be a dangerous condition that can cause birds to develop behavioral problems. Homeopathic treatments like Rescue Remedy---a natural, flower-based treatment created in the early 1930s---...

  • Care of Wild Birds

    If you have a wild bird in your home, it is important to get it to a professional veterinarian or wild bird rescue center as soon as possible. Wild birds are not pets and should not be kept in a...

  • How to Keep Wild Birds Warm in Winter

    Many birds migrate during the winter to warmer, sunnier climates. Wild birds that depend on insects to survive are the first to fly the coop when temperatures drop. But birds that eat mostly seeds...

  • How to Make Healthy Hummingbird Food

    How to make healthy hummingbird food

  • Cold Remedies for Macaws

    It is very common for new Macaw owners to mistake symptoms of illness in their parrot for the flu or a cold. In fact, birds do not catch colds or the flu like human beings do. Symptoms that look...

  • Cockatoo Seizure Symptoms

    A seizure in a bird can be as mild as a tremor or as severe as unconscious convulsions. When in the middle of a seizure, your cockatoo may simply shudder as if caught in a draft, or flap about...

  • Home Cure for Parakeet Diarrhea

    There are many causes of diarrhea in parakeets, from a sensitivity to food to salmonella to psittacosis. Most digestive conditions experienced by parakeets can be treated at home, without costly...

  • How to Easily Clean a Bird Cage

    What would we do without our feathered friends. They are our buddies and just plain fun. Could you imagine if you could train your bird to poop in one designated spot? I have that dream all the...

  • How to Help Save an Injured Bird

    Find a baby bird in your yard that fell out of it's nest? Have a bird fly into one of your windows? Read more to learn what to do.

  • How to Keep Your Bird Healthy and Happy

    It may sound easy but that can be deceptive. There are countless dangers to a bird in an average household and many you would never think of. Birds are strong and delicate all at the same time and...

  • How to Prepare Your Cockatiel's Healthy Diet

    This article is about a (fledged) cockatiel's healthy diet. Instructions will include clear measurments and directions.

  • How to Stop Parrot Diarrhea

    There are over 300 types of parrots around the world. Many bird hobbyists raise companion parrots as pets, attracted by their colorful plumage and high level of intelligence. Popular species...

  • How to get Hummingbirds attention

    My article is about how to attract hummingbirds attention. What they like the most and least. How to keep away from ants, and even how to make your own food from home, without having to buy it!...

  • How to Hatch Fertile Turkey Eggs

    A guide on how to hatch fertile turkey eggs. Learn how to hatch fertile turkey eggs safely and increase birth rates.

  • How to Reduce Cockatiel Night Frights

    In the wild, cockatiels are small birds that face many dangers from predators. Their main defense is to fly away from danger. Pet cockatiels that are frightened or startled also attempt to fly or...

  • How to Keep Your Bird Healthy

    Before you bring home your companion bird, you should know what household products are not safe to use around your feathered friend. It can be quite challenging to have to give up some of your...

  • Cage Bird Diseases

    Although most diseases in caged birds can be successfully treated, timeliness is critical. Birds often hide signs of illness until they are sick; only the most subtle symptoms--such as a change in...

  • How to Raise Organic Free Range Chickens

    Organic free ranged chickens are healthier and they produce healthier meat and eggs. The meat and eggs from free ranged organic chickens is not only healthier, it tastes better! Farmed chickens...

  • How to Revive a Hummingbird

    Caring for hummingbirds is fun and easy but what do you do when one needs your intervention? Since hummingbirds feast on liquid nutrients that are very high in sugar (nectar, sugar water...

  • Symptoms of Liver Disease in Parakeets

    Liver disease, often referred to as hepatic lipidosis or "fatty liver disease," in a beloved parakeet can cause serious symptoms that need to be examined by a vet immediately. Liver disease in...

  • How to Welcome New Finches Into Your Home

    When you buy finches you need to give them a proper home. It is much better to be ready ahead of time, then it is to rush while they wait in a box. If you want happy and healthy finches follow...

  • How to Incubate a Bird Egg

    Incubating bird eggs takes special care, equipment and patience. The difficulty level for incubating bird eggs can vary widely depending on the type of bird you want to hatch. Whether you're...

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