A parrot derives it's greatest sense of security from living within a flock. In the wild, activities such as feeding, flying and grooming are performed communally.
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A Walk on the Wild Side
Changing Your Bird's Diet
Species Specific Needs
Benefits of an Organic Diet
Avian Food Groups Guide
Nutrients: Sources & Benefits
Seeds vs. Formulated Diets
Healthy Snack Ideas
Training with Treats
Food Safety
Where We Go Wrong
Sprouts: The Best Nutrition
Juicing for Parrots
- Exercise & Play
- Environment
- Health
- Hygiene
- Safety
- Diet & Nutrition
- Emotional Needs
- Social Interaction
Importance of Social Interaction
What is Socialization?
Giving Parrots Attention
Providing Positive Guidance
Positive Reinforcement Training
Understand Bird Body Language
Understand Bird Vocalizations
Why Does My Bird Scream?
Why Does My Bird Bite?
Bird Bites...Don't Blame the Bird
Hormonal Parrots
Do Parrots Have Emotions?
- Mental Stimulation
- Independence
- Social Interaction
- Instinctual Needs
- Physical Needs
- Enrich
- Enrichment Tips by Kris Porter
A Quick Foot Toy
Artichoke Forager
Bannister Play Area
Baskets
Birdie Bread
Bobbing for Apples
Buddy's Beer Carrier
Cardboard Play Area
Cork Foot Toy
Fortune Cookies
Plant Enrichment
Pomegranates
Recycled Boxes
Recycled Cards
Rice Cakes
Sprouting
Tamale Surprise
The Seeking System
Wacky Whirly Straws
Water Bottles
- Enrichment Tips by Kris Porter
- Have Fun
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