Sentences with phrase «bird owners home»

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INDEPENDENT & FOREIGN FILMS A Bird in the Air (Unrated) Romance drama about a freewheeling librarian (Rachel Nichols) who helps an uptight loner (Jackson Hurst) locate the owner of the loquacious parrot that flew into his trailer home.

Another important consideration when choosing the right large parrot species is whether the bird will belong to a single owner or several owners in a home.

Setting up a bird's home is not difficult, but new bird customers, and even sometimes experienced bird owners, need to understand that a cage must be set up in a way that keeps the pet bird comfortable and secure.

So it's a win - win for the store and the bird owner to keep pet birds active and healthy by using the right accessories in the cage both at home and in the store.

Larger parrots like the cockatoos, amazons, greys and macaws are extremely intelligent birds with lots of personality and make fantastic pets for people who are home most of the day and want a pet that loves to interact with its owner.

The cage is already assembled at the store, which means if there are any initial problems, they can be addressed by the store, and the bird owner is getting a well - made and complete home for their pet right away.

Retailers should be sure to give their birds a variety of healthy foods and explain to a new owner how to get the bird to try new foods at home.

Retailers can reassure pet parents that trimming the wings does not hurt the bird, and the wing feathers will grow back — so owners who like to let their bird fly at home do not need to worry.

Designs have changed through the years to follow décor trends, so bird owners can find exactly the right cage for their pets and their homes.

Birds are great companions and providing them with a cage home that they will be happy in is part of being a responsible pet owner.

Many bird owners recommend teaching your bird to return to you on cue so that your bird never gets lost in or out of your home.

Safety inside the home is another big reason why most bird owners choose to clip their pets.

Golden Retrievers help handicapped owners, retrieve shot birds, and visit hospitals and nursing homes.

Bird owners face completely different sets of issues than do owners of more commonly kept pets such as dogs or cats, so there are some things that all potential owners should know about birds before bringing one home.

When handfed as babies and raised in loving, attentive homes, these intelligent birds will bond strongly with their owners and will quickly respond to positive training techniques.

I've heard that the average parrot goes through 5 homes throughout its lifetime, and it's not a stretch to say that many of these birds become displaced because their owners lack the time, will, or knowledge to deal with complex behavioral issues like biting.

Many bird owners play music or videos for their pets when they are away from home or otherwise unable to spend time with their birds during the day.

Some rescues specialize in matching birds to a perfect new owner, while others offer a sanctuary setting which provides a forever home for birds placed in their care.

As the bird's owner, you are essentially his or her flock mate, so the bird's cage should be placed in an area in your home where there is a lot of activity.

Bird owners should avoid bringing any Jasmine flowers into their homes.

As the bird's owner, you are essentially his or her flock mate, so the bird's cage should be placed in an area of your home where there is a lot of activity.

Many sick birds can be treated by their owners at home.

Our veterinarian can advise owners on bird and reptile care, diet and environment, but, ultimately, it is up to each owner to provide those circumstances in the home.

Unfortunately, birds that have escaped the owner's home easily become disoriented when outdoors.

Most pet bird species need near - constant companionship from their owners if they are to thrive, so many bird lovers refrain from adopting a feathered friend if they don't have much free time to spend at home.

Many birds can expect to live at least 75 % of their lives in a cage - 50 % sleeping, and often an additional 6 - 10 hours a day waiting for their owners to get home from school, work, or various other outside activities.

Compared to four - legged pets that typically roam free within their owners» homes, birds are easy to care for.

Still, many busy bird owners have successfully welcomed Cockatiels into their homes by working with the free time that they can find within their schedules.

landlords as a result of their birds» robust voices, so it is generally recommended that they be kept only by bird owners who live in single family homes where the noise level poses less of a potential problem for others living nearby.

Cats, dogs, birds and other domestic animals in need of shelter and veterinary help are cared for until they can be restored to their original owners or new homes found.

The vast majority of bird owners do not have the time nor knowledge to properly balance a totally home prepared diet; therefore, the ideal caged bird's diet should consist of at least 75 % or more of a pellet diet.

The Veterinary Center for Birds & Exotics receives numerous calls every day from exotic pet owners who are wondering what to do to help their sick exotic pets at home.

More than 12 million U.S. homes have small animals, which includes birds, small mammals and reptiles, according to the American Pet Products Association's 2017 - 2018 survey of pet owners.

Share What You Know Pet store personnel should always give bird owners advice to help make the job of cleaning the bird cage, accessories and area around the bird at home easier and less time consuming.

These cages save a lot of space both in the store and in the home, and since playpens are recommended for most species of parrots, these cages are a good value for bird owners.

«The more the store personnel are educated to the mental and physical needs of these amazing creatures, the better the well - being of the bird [will be at home],» says Mary Wyld, owner of Wyld's Wingdom, a bird - only product distributor based in Norfolk, Va..

Many household cleaners and disinfectants, such as ammonia or bleach, give off fumes that can be very dangerous to birds and should not be used by bird owners at home.

Owners who wish to use a bottle should use it at home first and be sure the bird is comfortable with drinking from the bottle long before the trip.

The 2009/2010 APPA National Pet Owner's Survey asked bird owners about the benefits and drawbacks to keeping birds at home.

Owners of caged birds should always have certain first - aid products available in the home or while traveling, so any accidents can be taken care of quickly and safely.

Medium - sized parrot species, including those in the lovebird, pionus, caique, poicephalus (African), psittacula and conure groups are great for someone who wants a parrot species that is more intelligent, playful and curious than a smaller bird but doesn't require the owner to be home most of the day.

No matter what is used to give water, one important tip for bird owners is to bring water from home.

Unlike most parrot species, finches do not need interaction from their owners to stay happy and healthy, therefore they are great pets for time - pressed customers who don't require a tame pet but want a bird they can enjoy watching and listening to when home.

If a bird owner really wants some greenery in their home, they can easily find some bird - safe options with a little research.

If possible, owners should also take toys their birds are used to playing with at home, so they have something familiar in their travel container.

A high - quality cage can last for many years, saving the bird owner money in the long run, and providing a safer home for their pet.

If the bird flies away when far from home, chances are the owner will never see the pet again.

Non-stick cookware and even irons that are overheated can produce a gas that can kill a bird very quickly, so these items should never be used in a bird owner's home.

It is important to be sure pet owners are prepared and have the right supplies and equipment whenever taking their birds outside the home.

The one area where bird owners need to be especially careful is in the air quality of the home.