Many
bird owners considering getting another bird do so because they are concerned that their pets are lonely or bored.
Many
bird owners consider their feathered friends part of the family and would like to bring them along when they travel.
Not exact matches
The proposal was
considered so unacceptable by the
owners, mainly because they are inflexible about eliminating the
Bird exception, that commissioner David Stern walked away from the table.
Before embarking on a trip with a
bird,
owners should first
consider the amount of stress that travel may cause both the
bird and the
owner.
But if it is not a good idea to bring the
bird on the trip, the pet
owner should
consider boarding it at a facility or at the pet store where the
bird was bought, if that is an option.
The
bird does not breed well in captivity, so an ongoing (and illegal) trade in smuggled
birds for the pet trade continues to threaten the wild population — a fact that would - be
owners should
consider.
A poodle is
considered a hunting and
birding dog; a companion dog is defined as a breed of dog whose purpose is limited to companionship — companion dogs do no make good hunters, birders, guard dogs, herd dogs, sled dogs or perform any other useful function to the
owner's, aside from companion ship.
Householders were asked to indicate the acceptability of eight management options on a five - point Likert scale in response to the introductory statement: «If it was shown that cats were having a severe impact on garden
birds and some form of management solution was
considered necessary, please indicate whether you strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree or have no opinion about each of the following»: (a) people living in ecologically sensitive areas should not be allowed to own a cat; (b) no one living in a town or city should be allowed to own a cat; (c) all cats should be fitted with a bell or other anti-predation device; (d) cats should not be allowed to roam outside their
owner's garden; (e) cats should not be allowed out during the day; (f) cats should be registered with the local council; (g) cats should undergo compulsory sterilisation; (h) cats should be de-clawed.»
Consider this before taking on the long - term commitment of a pet
bird owner.
Last, but not least, pet
owners should
consider providing a place for
birds to sleep.
The
bird will
consider it a friend when their
owner is away but will not become as attached to it as they would another
bird.
Many pet
owners feed wild
birds and
consider them their outdoor pets, and seeing new
bird species at wild
bird feeders is especially exciting.
Birds, even those that are hand - raised, can become very attached to other birds, and may consider any other being, even its owner, to be an interl
Birds, even those that are hand - raised, can become very attached to other
birds, and may consider any other being, even its owner, to be an interl
birds, and may
consider any other being, even its
owner, to be an interloper.
However, pet store employees can help
bird owners find the perfect bedding for their pets by
considering the cage set up, the
bird's behavior and the environment.
Corncob products are also fairly inexpensive, and many
bird owners have used them for years, but certain precautions need to be
considered.
However, a more holistic approach to feeding
birds requires pet
owners to also
consider other concerns, such as how often and in what ways they feed their pets, and how often they wash the food dishes.
Retailers and
bird owners must also keep in mind that even if a soap or disinfectant is
considered safe to use around
birds, products that give off fumes of any kind should not be used in the same room where the
birds are kept.
These
birds are generally
considered a bit more intelligent than parakeets or cockatiels, and they are usually much more playful and interactive with their
owners.
The first thing
bird owners should
consider when setting up their pet's cage is where the cage will be located — where the cage is placed is equally as important as the placement of cage furniture and accessories.
Many pet
owners feed wild
birds — over two out of three pet
bird owners do so — and many even
consider them «pets» as well.
As a
bird and exotic animal veterinarian who is often confronted with advising exotic pet
owners about when to put their animals to sleep, I usually tell them this: It's not enough just to
consider obvious factors, such as whether your pet is eating, moving around normally, or defecating in the usual spot, when you're thinking about putting your pet to sleep.
Owners with talkative animals like
birds will also have to
consider location in their home search, especially if
considering condo or apartment living.