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Pick a Pet Bird with Healthy Feathers & a Clean Appearance
Find a Bird with a Healthy Weight
Consider Many Elements Before Choosing a Pet Bird
Measure a Bird's Lifespan & Noise Level
Get Your Pet Bird a Checkup with an Avian Veterinarian
Choose the Right House or Birdcage for Your Pet Bird
Consider Adopting a Pet Bird Versus Buying a Pet Bird
Make Sure You're Ready for a Pet Bird
Consider the Cost of Medical Care for a Pet Bird
Make Sure a Pet Bird Fits with Your Household
Train a Pet Bird
Learn How to Deal with Children & Pet Birds
Decide Whether You Will Hand Raise Your Pet Bird
Maintain Your Pet Bird's Healthy Diet
Consider a Seed Diet for Your Pet Bird
Pet Birds for First-Time Owners
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Summary: Realize that the vet bills for birds like cockatoos or lovebirds can be the same size as those of dogs and cats in this free video .
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"Hi my name is Sarah and I’m coming to you from Petland in Pinborough Pines, Florida today and on behalf of expertvillage.com, I am going to speak with you today about how to buy a pet bird. Something else to consider when thinking about how much it costs to take care of a bird, is medical care. You must understand that while you may have only paid $10 to $20 for your love bird or cockatoos that the veterinary care for these animals is much similar to that of cats or dogs. You should understand that the equipment that is used to work on birds is very specialized and therefore, can be expensive. You should also understand that most veterinarians that work on birds have spent a considerable amount of extra training after graduating vet school to qualify them to work on birds. That training costs money so you need to understand that your birds medical bills will not be any less expensive than that of a dog or cat. If you would like more information on the animal hospital that I work at, you can visit our website at www.extracareanimalhospital.net. If you would like more information on Petland in Pinborough Pines, Florida, you can visit their website at www.petland.com. "
eHow Article: Consider the Cost of Medical Care for a Pet Bird
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