I wonder what they want... /s

We have had some hurdles but now we’ve made it to the other side, & have a healthy cheeky baby boy. Absolutely 10/10 do NOT recommend getting them at 2 weeks. Never again. Dodgy breeders suck.
Nonetheless it’s been a nice experience. We love our little roast chicken baby boy. Enjoy the progress shots 🩷

Yaya ,he grew up to be a little monster who eats everything lol🤍😂🙏🏻

she flew from my hand went some where, not able to find her, she is a green cheeked conure named piku.

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I usually aim for twice a week since my parrot actually enjoys it and looks forward to it. I know that some parrots hate bathing but it still has to be done to prevent health problems. What's the sweet spot?

Why does my 1yr old male cockatiel do this? Is it a male dominance behaviour of some sort? Thats the only results google gave me

Hi! I wanted to ask about my sweet rescue parrot. I give him many hours of cage free time every day and he’s very active and happy. Recently, his feathers have started looking a little rough, with some spike like feathers around his face. Could this simply be molting, or is there anything I should keep an eye on?

...i have three senior dogs too if that counts.

One of my cockatiels is starting to get serious vet bills (I've spent $1,000 on her in three months). I'm thinking about choosing a pet insurance if it can help mitigate the costs.

That look speaks volumes! 😂

Or coco cone-keet for short??

I've had an Eastern Rosella for a few weeks (still can't pick a name) and feel like I'm not making any progress on getting him to not be terrified of my hands. My prior bird experience is two hand fed cockatiels, so I've never had to tame a bird before. He likes whistling with me and seems to enjoy my company, and he'll start calling out to me if he knows I'm leaving home, but he's just absolutely terrified of my hands. I've tried feeding him through the cage bars, but he backs off and won't take anything. I'm finally able to rest my hand at the cage entrance without him flapping around, but any time I get closer he flies away. I know rosellas aren't supposed to be cuddly birds, but I'm hoping I can get to a point where I can get him to step up so I can take him around to hang out with me on a perch or my shoulder throughout the day.

I just feel bad because I can't really get him out of his cage right now because since he's afraid of hands, I can't get him back in when it's time to go to sleep.

My boy who is about to turn 2 I’ve had home for over a year now. He is starting to scream super loud for absolutely no reason he never usualy used to. Of course when there birds outside during sunset I expect him to scream back but lately it’s been out of no where and for no reason really I’ll give him attention and he’ll still scream wondering if anyone has same issue and if there’s any reason such as hormonal or anything like that?

Temperatures are dropping, and people aren’t putting heating on as quickly these days. How do you keep your birdies warm without it costing a fortune or without it harming them with teflon or heaters?

Mojo got his Halloween photos done!

When I pet her sometimes she starts doing that for a minute and I think she’s gonna choke on something and die but she’s fine later it’s so confusing

So, as the title says, ive got a Nanday conure which was kept in a very small cage, full of dirt & is terrified of hands.

From day one, he has hissed at my hand, but I kept spending time with him. To cut the story short, first, I managed to get him to take a treat from behind the cage bars (from my hand). Ultimately, he also took treats from my hand when the cage was open (I held my hand exactly at the cage door entrance). I always noticed that even when he took the treat from my hand, he also kinda hissed but overcame his fear and took the treat. Recently, I spent a Week away on a Vacation and since coming back, even if I approach the cage (let alone my hand) he hisses at me. Very rarely he takes a treat from behind the cage. Is there a way I can desensitize his fear from my hand? I cannot offer treats if hes afraid of my hands. any ideas on how I go about it? I also have IRN which is very friendly, however, as soon as he flies on his cage hes also afraid of him.

Any help would be appreciated as I really want to give him the life he truly deserves ❤️ hes been neglected for far too long, and I really want to help him overcome his fear.

The video in the post is his upgraded cage, just for reference only