Creating a dedicated area in your garden to help our wildlife and contribute to a healthier environment can be something everyone can do. Here is a guide that can greatly assist our various animals, without us having to make too much effort.

We are all concerned for the well-being of animals in our care. Birds, just like any other animal, can become sick and we need to learn about some of the indicators of a possibly ill parrot. Here are some general signs that may help you in detecting if your parrot is unwell and in need of veterinarian attention.

One of the things you can do for your parrot, after sorting out their food and enclosure requirements, is to create a Parrot Health Kit. The kit should help you be prepared for life with your new feathered friend and consist of items needed for their health and wellbeing.

Caring for a parrot can be a rewarding experience for you as well as your new feathered friend, and it is important that you and your family form a bond with your bird. First off I would suggest getting as much information about your parrots likes/dislikes from their previous carer

When your parrot is getting older there are certain adjustments you should make for them to be happy and comfortable. Birds can have similar ailments to us in their later years, with conditions like arthritis a common problem. Having them checked by a decent veterinarian certainly helps.