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All articles written by Deb White unless noted specifically below.

Physical Needs Articles

Diet & Nutrition

Avian Diet & Nutrition: A Walk on the Wild Side

 

Food Safety

 

Seeds vs. Formulated Diets

 

Changing Your Bird's Diet

 

Healthy Snack Ideas

 

Training with Treats

 

Species Specific Dietary Needs

 

Nutrients: Sources & Benefits

 

The Benefit of Organic Diets

 

Food Groups Guide

  Feeding Parrots - Where We Go Wrong (Pamela Clark, CVT)
  Sprouts: Discover the Most Nutritious Avian Food (Leslie Moran)

      Exercise

The Importance of Exercise

 

How to Get Your Perch Potato to Exercise

 

Why do Birds Play?

 

Teach Your Bird to Play

 

Games to Play with Your Bird

Environment

Creating the Optimal Environment for Your Bird

 

Important Considerations When Choosing a Cage

 

Cage Placement

 

Happy Feet - All About Perches

 

Temperature - The Hot and the Cold of It

 

How to Keep Your Exotic Bird Healthy, Safe and Warm this Winter

 

Humidity

 

Air Quality

 

On the Bright Side - The Benefit of Light

 

Hush-a-bye baby, in the Tree Top

 

Playing Outside the Box

 

Maintaining a Clean Environment

 

Environmental Sound Enrichment

 

Auditory Enrichment (Robin Shewokis)

Health

Keeping Your Bird Healthy

 

Signs of a Sick Bird

 

Get the Scoop on Poop

 

Reducing Avian Stress

 

Birdie 911- Avian First Aid Basics

 

Avian First Aid Kit Essentials

 

Finding an Avian Vet

Hygiene

The Importance of Good Hygiene

 

Cleaning Your Bird's Toys and Accessories

 

Selecting Bird Safe Household Cleaning Products

 

Disinfectants - An Ounce of Prevention

 

Rub-a-Dub-Dub, Birdie in a Tub

 

All About Feathers

 

To Clip or Not to Clip

 

Controlling Feather Dust

 

About Beaks and Nails

 

Beak Bytes

 

Nail Nibbles

Safety

Safety Introduction

 

Common Household Dangers

 

Emergency Preparedness

 

Planes, Trains and Automobiles...Travel Safety

 

Poisonous Plants

 

Safe Plants

 

Outdoor Safety

 

Cage Safety

 

Selecting a Safe Toy for Your Bird

 

Food Safety

 

Safe Household Cleaners

 

Recovering a Lost Bird

 

Keep Your Bird Safe During the Holidays

Instinctual Needs Articles

 

Instinctual Needs of Parrots

Foraging

Why Foraging is Important

 

Implementing an Effective Foraging Strategy

 

Why Does My Bird Waste Food?

  Wrap and Roll Enrichment (Kris Porter)

Chewing

Why Birds Need to Chew

Security

A Parrot's Need for Security

 

Flock Life: Safety in Numbers

 

Parrots vs. Predators

 

Avian Senses and Survival

Emotional Needs Articles

 

Meeting the Emotional Needs of Parrots

 

Do Parrots Have Emotions?

Social Interaction

The Importance of Social Interaction

 

Understanding Your Bird's Body Language

 

Understanding Your Bird's Vocalizations

 

Why Does My Bird Bite?

 

Why Does My Bird Scream?

 

What is Socialization?

 

Giving Parrots the Attention they Deserve

 

Providing Positive Guidance

 

An Introduction to Positive Reinforcement Training and its Benefits (Barbara Heidenreich)

 

The Seven "Hormonal Parrot" Dwarfs

Mental Stimulation

A Parrot's Need for Mental Stimulation

 

The Amazing Bird Brain

 

Why and How Birds Talk

 

Teaching Your Bird to Talk

 

Tool Use in Parrots

 

Music, Dance and the Avian Brain

Independence

Why Independence is Important

Miscellaneous Articles

Enrichment

What is Enrichment?

Toys

Choosing Toys for Your Bird

 

Selecting a Safe Toy for Your Bird

Essay

What's the Point? (Patricia Sund)

  I Don't Believe in "Starter Birds" (Patricia Sund)

Helpful Guides

Toys

Toy Sizing Guide

Perches

Perch Material Type Comparison

 

Perch Placement Guidelines

 

Perch Size - One Size Doesn't Fit All !

Cages

Cage Size - The Bigger the Better !

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