Sentences with phrase «bird owners never»

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Unlike kids, however, parrots never grow out of this stage and that can prove frustrating to a bird owner trying to get their parrot to eat something new to them.

Pet owners should never hit the cage or the bird, even lightly, to stop the yelling.

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.

Although responsible bird owners would never dream of offering their pet an alcoholic drink, there have been instances in which free roaming birds have attained alcohol poisoning through helping themselves to unattended cocktails.

Most bird owners have the mistaken notion that their bird would never fly away and leave them.

As you look at your little Sighthound resting in the warm summer sun, you might think your little sweetums could never harm another living animal, but there are Italian Greyhound owners who have witnessed their IG not only chasing, but catching — and even killing — rabbits and birds.

So often, at the Veterinary Center for Birds & Exotics, we hear owners say that their pets could never have parasites because they don't go outside.

It's never too late — parrot owners and veterinarians who treat birds should know the name, Liz Wilson.

Of course, they never go beyond this point, which can make them both fascinating and frustrating for bird owners.

Playing a recording of a word or phrase repeatedly for short periods every day can be a good reinforcement for teaching a parrot to talk, but it will never work if the owner does not interact and train their bird every day.

Parrot owners should never wave their hands angrily at a bird, hit the cage or worse, hit a bird, even lightly, in reaction to disturbing behavior.

We all know that bird owners should never give a large parrot a toy with small parts designed for a parakeet or cockatiel.

Remember, pet owners should never hit a bird, even lightly, as punishment for biting, as often it makes the bird fearful of the owner.

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.

If an owner wants to minimize this behavior, they should never yell at the bird to be quiet because as far as the bird is concerned, their owner is yelling with them and not at them.

And bird owners should never use any type of kitty litter, as that can lead to serious health issues, including death.

This is why bird owners should take steps to protect their pets, such as keeping their birds out of the kitchen, never leaving cookware unattended, never allowing pots and pans to overheat, and making sure that their kitchen is properly ventilated at all times.