Bird Supplies

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By TheStorm 1 comments
Humming birds will come back for more!! Totally easy to make, the birds love it!.. more »
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Buying a cage for your finch is one of the most important things you'll do for your pet. Consider the species' unique needs, and you can easily make the right cage choice. With the right finch cage, she'll get plenty of safe exercise and will be ... more »
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Lovebirds are a small species of parrot that originates from Africa. These beautiful, vocal birds are highly prized for their colorful plumage. They have specific housing needs that cater to their temperaments and size. With the proper cage and ... more »
By Charles Buchanan 0 comments
Building a Parrot Stand is not that difficult if you are familiar with basic tools. This is a plan for a simple two perch stand. All wooden parts should be unfinished and should not be made of treated lumber due to parrots love of chewing on wood... more »
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There are few pets with as much personality as parrots. These intelligent, affectionate birds provide tons of entertainment and make devoted companions. Give back to your feathered friend by providing a custom made parrot stand for him or her to ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 3 comments
Since your cockatiel will be spending much of its time in its cage, it's important that you select a cage that will make your pet feel comfortable and secure... more »
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Methods of administration of medication, as well as capture and restraint techniques, vary greatly depending on the size and temperament of the bird and your experience as a bird handler... more »
By Lisa Smegal 0 comments
Any bird owner knows just how quickly your pet bird can go through toys. Unfortunately, store bought bird toys are expensive. Here are a few ideas to save money and make your own bird toys at home... more »
By Bob Frantz 0 comments
Building your own bird cage can be very rewarding. This article explains how to build a large cage for housing finches or other small birds... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 5 comments
Here's a way to save yourself from the trouble of lugging a heavy bag of pet food home from the grocery store... more »
By Karen Bridgers 13 comments
Anything sweet - such as nectar for hummingbirds - attracts ants. Carefully applied nontoxic insect repellents or barriers can keep them at bay... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Parakeets are playful birds that love having toys and other accessories in their cages to play with. It's important to pick safe toys and place them appropriately in the cage to help your parakeets feel comfortable and to avoid injury. Once you ... more »
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Now that you've decided to give a home to a feathered friend, you must choose a bird cage. Take into consideration the safety, health and growth and development of your bird when checking out the available options. Choosing the right cage is not ... more »
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Bird diapers are not as uncommon as most people think. These diapers are made of soft, stretchable material that can be washed after use and used many times. They can be found in a variety of colors and sizes, and purchasing these diapers is ... more »
By George Sommers 0 comments
When a bird develops a feather picking habit, it's hearbreaking for the owner watching his once-beautiful pet mutilating itself. It's a difficult, but not impossible situation to remedy... more »
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Bluebirds are beautiful, and there is nothing more charming that watching a pair of these birds raise a brood of young. Bluebird boxes require very specific dimensions in order to attract the birds... more »
By Scott Cavanagh 0 comments
Nothing can brighten up a dull winter day quite like a yard filled with varied and chirping birds at your feeders. Follow these simple tips to attract a wide variety of feathered friends... more »
By logan 0 comments
No single size house fits all birds. Adjusting the dimensions, one design can be used for several species... more »
By TerriR 0 comments
There are many options when it comes to nest boxes for cockatiels. You can purchase a ready-made box or can make you own out of wood, plastic or cardboard. Cardboard nest boxes are low-cost and require no clean up or storing. You simply throw ... more »
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Geese are common in zoos, parks and near lakes, and they can even be found in backyards as pets. Even if you don't live on a farm, you may find that geese are a rewarding pet to have and breed. Like a dog, geese also need a house or pen to stay ... more »
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One quail pen does not meet all the needs of a game bird owner. Whether transporting these game birds for dog training, breeding quail for release, or raising eating birds, quail need different pens for different purposes. Here are some ideas for ... more »
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A happy, well-cared-for lovebird is one that has a roomy, clean cage, places to exercise and rest, and toys to play with. Without these simple things, your bird might become bored and develop behavioral problems such as feather-plucking or screaming... more »
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Raising pheasants from eggs or hatchlings requires care and attention to detail. Once the young birds are too big for a brooder, they need a lot of outdoor room to forage and fly in a place safe from predators. Build one or two well-designed pens ... more »
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A bird brooder is necessary for baby birds that don't have all their feathers yet. Featherless baby birds can't regulate their own body temperatures, so the bird brooder keeps them warm. There are many different styles of bird brooders to choose ... more »
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As exotic animals become more common in the domestic US market, the peacock is also increasing in popularity. Peacocks can be a great choice for breeding as farm animals as well as domestic pets. While buying peacocks can in some ways be similar ... more »