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My Parrot depressed?
Hi, well today I was playing with my 3 birds, I have 2 cockatiels and 1 smaller parrot, and I noticed that under my parrots wing, it looked like he ripped a chunk of skin off! I'm so scared!!! I'm not sure if his depressed because I heard that birds that eat themselves are the ones that may feel depressed, but yeah I'm not sure what to do with him... it seriously looked like he was ate a part of himself or something! I'm definetly going to take him to the vet.
What kind of parrot is it? Quaker parrots are known to inflict damage upon themselves like this, though I'm sure other parrot species do this.
Once you have ruled out a medical problem (because believe it or not, some birds will pull their feathers or harm themselves when they are sick) you can determine this is a behavioral problem.
Does your bird have enough mental stimulation? How many toys are in his cage? Do you rotate the toys out, change them frequently to keep it interesting for him? You may also want to hide some of his food in various places in his cage...this will encourage him to "forage" for his food and keep him busy. Parrots in the wild spend up to 80% of their time searching for their food. This will stimulate that instinct in him. Begin this process gradually of course.
Your veternarian will have other suggestions to help him keep busy in his cage if he doesn't have a health problem.
Good luck.
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Cockatiels As Pets - Best Practices To Prepare Yourself For New Cockatiel At Home
One of the popular birds preferred for a pet is the cockatiel. Pet enthusiasts have given consideration on cockatiels as pets primarily because of these birds' behavior and qualities. They are also known as little parrots with diverse color patterns and of course, a crest. Cockatiels are attractive, easy-to-tame and affable. With their size, some are convinced that they are easy to handle.
Any pet aficionado will adore raising cockatiels as pets because they simply are entertaining because of their specially ability in mimicking speech that they hear or taught upon. Quite the opposite, these birds are comparatively good in whistling several melodies that they either hear from or get taught as well. With these, you now know what type of talking parrots appear in some shows.
Should you choose cockatiels as pets, single out a hand-fed cockatiel that you can also supervise regularly. The prices of cockatiels differ depending on its color. Well, you can expect to shell out more amount of money for a cockatiel from decent breeders than getting from a pet store. But then, any expenditure of a good handled cockatiel is worth it.
Cockatiels as pets are obtainable from pet shops. Preferably, choose an active one. A cockatiel which quietly sits might be feeling sick and should be passed up by buyers. Their feathers should be supple, shiny and lays flat on their body. Feathers should be clean and dry. Look at their feet as their feet scales ought to be smooth. Their nails and nostrils must be in great condition and their beak should be well-shaped.
A proper cockatiel cage is another major thing to think about cockatiels as pets. Because of their playfulness, they have to be endowed with an ample-spaced cage. It should be at a minimum of 26 inches height and 20x20 inches width. Its spacing should not go over ?nches. Horizontal cages regularly provide a great way them to keep fit and climb perches. Few spaces should be provided as perches.
Cockatiels as pets entail giving suitable nourishment. Bird seeds are beneficial aspects of a cockatiel's diet. The problem is that they have high fat content. So, seeds must be given moderately. Experts can suggest a mere 30% of it. Conversely, pelleted diets are typically fine choices for birds as they are balanced and best of all, birds don't pick a favorite seed to eat a favorite kernel then just put down the remaining seeds.
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