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All About The: African Grey Parrot
All About The: African Grey Parrot
African
Grey Parrot
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If you decide to work directly with a breeder, if it best to select one that specializes in
African grey parrots, and can provide you with all the information you need on the
breed. A good way to locate a reputable African grey breeder is to search within
parrot societies and organizations. If you locate these sites on the Internet, you will
be able to find links to breeders and other helpful information to assist you in your
buying decision. Be aware of sellers through local newspapers and other facilities, as
they might not have their birds in a clean and healthy environment. It is best to
obtain a health guarantee for your bird upon purchase.
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• Thin breast
The African Grey Parrot Senior Also, find one that doesn´t have any
sharp edges that could injure your bird.
This particular breed can live a long life, approximately 50-70 years. African
Greys are certainly not for everyone, as it can take quite a while to train and If bolts are used to put the cage together,
form a solid, trusting relationship with them. Spend plenty of time with your make sure that they are on the outside of
bird, often allowing him to make the first move towards you. These birds can the cage. Some larger birds find
be particularly suspicious around strangers and are not always the best unscrewing the bolts an enjoyable game!
around children. They are quite content sometimes to just sit back and Click here to see our Cages.
observe the activities in the home. As the African grey parrot grows older,
their irises usually become more yellow in color.
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Medical Considerations
Most health issues in African grey parrots can be linked to what they eat. A
deficiency in certain vitamins and minerals, such as calcium and vitamin A,
can result in other diseases and infections. Feed your bird a good variety of
vegetables, fruits, grains, nuts, seeds and pellets. Feather plucking is also a
common concern among African greys. It is best to seek veterinarian
assistance early on, before the condition becomes even more severe.
Necessary Items
Purchase a cage for your bird that is at least 18x18x30 inches. In addition to
the cage, you will also need a cover to help your bird feel safe at night and
make him aware it’s time for bed. Your bird will also need several toys to keep
entertained.
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