Bird Supplies

Parrots are very intelligent creatures that require constant stimulation. Providing them with toys is a great way to keep them stimulated. Many pet stores sell them, but they are often expensive,...

Humans have kept parrots for thousands of years. The ancient Romans would eat them and feed them to lions, and there is some evidence that Egyptians also kept them as pets. Now, the African grey...

When parrots were first kept as house pets, it was assumed they just ate nuts and seeds. Vets began to wonder why many house parrots were prone to sickness. Over time, and with observation of what...

Baby parrots are atricial; when they hatch, they are featherless with closed eyes and completely helpless. In the wild, or if left in the nest box, the mother bird provides them with the necessary...

Weaning cages are used to house baby parrots once they no longer need to be kept in a brooder, but are not yet ready for a regular cage. The primary differences between a weaning cage and an adult...

A huge variety of parrot cages are available on the market, both in pet stores and online retailers. Most parrot cage are intended for medium size parrots including Aratinga Conures, Poicephalus,...

African grey parrots are medium sized parrots native to west and central Africa. There are two subspecies generally available as pets in the United States--the Congo Grey and the Timneh Grey....

A cage is arguably the most important purchase you will make for your pet bird. Since most birds spend several hours a day in their cage, it's critical that it be safe, easily cleaned and...

Your parrot will need to have a cage set up in your home in order to protect it and to offer it a place to live, eat, drink and sleep. You will need to understand how to set up and organize these...

When properly cared for, parrots make great family companions. Aside from food, proper grooming and love, your parrot will need a comfortable cage to call home. Knowing your bird's needs will make...