Choosing where to put your parrot’s cage is trickier than you might think. Parrots have specific living requirements, and if you don’t meet them, they’re at risk of developing health […]

Senegals are long-lived parrots, surviving for an average of 20-30 years. They require 4-8 hours of enrichment each day, so toys will be vital in keeping them entertained. They’re not […]

There’s no right or wrong answer as to whether you should cover your parrot’s cage at night. It all comes down to how well your parrot sleeps and whether anything […]

Wild parrots begin foraging shortly after the sun rises. Depending on the food source and its scarcity, foraging may comprise the better part of the parrot’s day. In captivity, parrots […]

Parrots usually lay clutches of 2-4 eggs once per year. Smaller species may lay eggs 1-3 times a year, depending on the weather and their health. Most parrots won’t lay […]

Parrots thrive in environments where there are fun things to do. Without toys, games, and human interaction to entertain them, parrots will soon become bored, leading to stress, low mood, […]

Parrots can be messy birds, so they get covered in food particles, juices from fruit, dirt, excretions, and feather dust. Aside from cleansing the skin and keeping feathers looking vibrant, […]

When your pet parrot dies, give yourself time to grieve. An immediate concern is figuring out what to do with the body. However, it’s important to make a decision soon, […]

Fischer’s lovebirds are native to Africa. Specifically, they can be found south and southeast of Lake Victoria in northern Tanzania and a small area of east-central Africa. They are known […]

Parrots are among the most popular types of pet birds in America. However, these creatures aren’t native to North America. The various parrots that parrot-lovers own in the country were […]

Known as the “Einstein of the parrot world,” African greys are the smartest parrots. They require lots of care to avoid boredom, but they make loyal, friendly, communicative, and affectionate […]

Parrots need exercise. In the wild, a parrot might travel 15 miles a day to search for food. In its cage, your parrot will be far more sedentary. Ensuring that […]