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]]> By: bee80bee http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird.html/comment-page-1#comment-6641 bee80bee Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:40:59 +0000 http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird#comment-6641 Birds are great little companions but they are usually slower to warming up to a person than a cat or a dog would be. Your best bet is to look in newspaper adds and check out the internet to find a parrot. Do some research on the type of bird you would like. A budgie is a great first bird! If you arnt going to be around allot you should get two so they can keep each other company. You want to find a breeder that hand feeds the babies and lets them have allot of human contact before they are weaned. The second thing is yes birds can be messy. The larger the bird the larger your mess. I have a parrotlet and he isnt actually too bad at making a mess as he is just one bird. He flings his food around a little bit but I do have a deep cage bottom that cages the seed so not much ends up on the floor. Another thing I want you to think about before taking your bird outside is the possability of your bird escaping from thier cage or catching bird mites! The mites are HORRIBLy hard to get rid of. I will not take my bird outside ever again as he got mites from sitting outside in the sun with me. You can find nice sized cages online, on ebay etc.<br><b>References : </b><br> Birds are great little companions but they are usually slower to warming up to a person than a cat or a dog would be. Your best bet is to look in newspaper adds and check out the internet to find a parrot. Do some research on the type of bird you would like. A budgie is a great first bird! If you arnt going to be around allot you should get two so they can keep each other company. You want to find a breeder that hand feeds the babies and lets them have allot of human contact before they are weaned.

The second thing is yes birds can be messy. The larger the bird the larger your mess. I have a parrotlet and he isnt actually too bad at making a mess as he is just one bird. He flings his food around a little bit but I do have a deep cage bottom that cages the seed so not much ends up on the floor.

Another thing I want you to think about before taking your bird outside is the possability of your bird escaping from thier cage or catching bird mites! The mites are HORRIBLy hard to get rid of. I will not take my bird outside ever again as he got mites from sitting outside in the sun with me.

You can find nice sized cages online, on ebay etc.
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]]> By: granny http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird.html/comment-page-1#comment-6640 granny Tue, 09 Mar 2010 09:05:59 +0000 http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird#comment-6640 I would look on the internet for a cage they have all sizes. Make sure the bars of the cage are the right size for the bird you get. If you get a large cage sometimes the bars are bigger and they can get the heads though and get caught. I have a perch so my bird get time outside the cage. Bird poop every 20 minutes 10 minutes more or less depending on when they eat.. They poop a lot. If you keep it outside the cage when your home then a smaller cage would be ok. Make sure you have the amount of time to devote to your companion before you get one. I keep my bird 4 to 6 hours outside his cage every day.<br><b>References : </b><br> I would look on the internet for a cage they have all sizes. Make sure the bars of the cage are the right size for the bird you get. If you get a large cage sometimes the bars are bigger and they can get the heads though and get caught. I have a perch so my bird get time outside the cage. Bird poop every 20 minutes 10 minutes more or less depending on when they eat.. They poop a lot. If you keep it outside the cage when your home then a smaller cage would be ok. Make sure you have the amount of time to devote to your companion before you get one. I keep my bird 4 to 6 hours outside his cage every day.
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]]> By: joewebb http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird.html/comment-page-1#comment-6639 joewebb Tue, 09 Mar 2010 08:55:59 +0000 http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird#comment-6639 Yes they are messy.If you get a budgie get one if you want it to bond to you,Get two if you dont care.<br><b>References : </b><br> Yes they are messy.If you get a budgie get one if you want it to bond to you,Get two if you dont care.
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]]> By: Arthur Parkinson http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird.html/comment-page-1#comment-6638 Arthur Parkinson Tue, 09 Mar 2010 08:50:59 +0000 http://www.thepetloversite.com/blog/pet-bird/where-could-i-keep-a-pet-bird#comment-6638 Budgies come originally from australia usally they can take the heat just ensure they have lots of fresh water, and you can always spray them with a cleaned plant sprayer filled with water that will keep them cool but not everyday as budgies don't like a bath every day.I would keep budgies as a first pet bird cockatoos are one of the most hardest pet birds to keep and need a huge amount of time or they get fustrated indeed it is questionable if they should be allowed to be sold as pet birds. Back to the budgies - get two they are flock birds and need compainonship the cage needs to be square with bars that are horizontal so they can climb,and give them a natural branch to perch on as plastic ones give them foot problems.Let them out most days for a fly around.They will spill seed and feathers and bird dust but this can be hooverd up easily.Don't keep birds in the kitchen and not in a window or somwhere that the cage may be pushed over.<br><b>References : </b><br> Budgies come originally from australia usally they can take the heat just ensure they have lots of fresh water, and you can always spray them with a cleaned plant sprayer filled with water that will keep them cool but not everyday as budgies don’t like a bath every day.I would keep budgies as a first pet bird cockatoos are one of the most hardest pet birds to keep and need a huge amount of time or they get fustrated indeed it is questionable if they should be allowed to be sold as pet birds.
Back to the budgies – get two they are flock birds and need compainonship the cage needs to be square with bars that are horizontal so they can climb,and give them a natural branch to perch on as plastic ones give them foot problems.Let them out most days for a fly around.They will spill seed and feathers and bird dust but this can be hooverd up easily.Don’t keep birds in the kitchen and not in a window or somwhere that the cage may be pushed over.
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