Thank you for this video. I’ve heard a lot about Omar’s store but unfortunately I’m on the east coast so I can’t visit. Please continue making videos so we can follow along and see your beautiful birds!
I guess easy to take care of is somewhat reasonable with like a conure, a cockatiel, a budgie, but I cannot imagine telling someone a ringneck, a macaw, an african grey, anything like that is easy to take care of, because they aren’t
There's nothing wrong with their feathers other than that they're clipped. Those are babies they are not as bright as the adults and still have a lot of green.
I dont agree toucans should be pets, there just isn't enough information on them, and any that is found is 40 years out of date. Birds are not easy to take care of,this woman is talking out of her ar$€
I saw a video of a tucan that lost his tongue due to diabetes. Tucans are really for experienced owners, but it's so hard to find a vet that can provide medical care for them.
@@ScarletBrimstone I saw the video too, birdtricks, even said that toucans don't make good pets, with the diabetes problems that they have, I totally agree
@@bluefeathers142 even smaller birds can be a challenge. We lost our conure on Christmas eve. An hour before we found him he was playing and singing, then we found him on the bottom of his cage... We still rack our brains about it. Was it a stroke, hyperthermia, did he choke? We are so careful with our birds... My husband is still grieving. That bird was his best friend.
@@ScarletBrimstone so sorry for your loss, conures are just fun, we have one, we would be devastated too if anything happened to him. Just have to be aware around these birds. Things happen so quickly
Birds are super awesome. IF your willing to care for them properly. They are expensive to feed and make alot of mess. I have Amazon's and I wouldn't sell them for any amount of money. They become part of the family. One thing I recommend is try looking for a place that rescues birds . Some people see a beautiful bird and buy one without doing research. They live a long time. If all goes like it should my birds will outlive me. There are plenty of birds that need a home that are stuck in a cage with nobody to love them. So think about it for a while before you bring one into your family.
Ok first off idk if there multiple locations but the one near me literally abuses there birds wile grooming, they also aren’t properly taking care of those toucans those bowls are so small toucans need bowls as big as there beak or they will die of dehydration the employees are also super rude
The problem with Omar's is you could start a rescue with all the birds you see needing re homing on craigslist bought from Omar's. His ex wife is super cool though he really messed that up for him. She should have gotten Apollo.
Ewwww… shes giving really bad info… Toucans dont like that long in captivity… thats their wild lifespan and even with the best captive diet available they are unlikely to like longer than 12 yrs
easy to take care of? my cockatiels have crumbs and dusts and let alone the poop i have to clean every other day. but theyre so loving i cant say no to my responsibilities.
Y’all’s don’t be so dramatic she has experience with birds that why she’s saying it’s easy to take care of and obviously if u know the longer the life span and bigger the bird the more harder it is to take care of but don’t be dramatic
@@sam-co1oo long time parrot owner and well involved in my local parrot community; no it is not. Every bird is different and not all birds react poorly to being stroked. Some birds even encourage it. Most of these parrots are babies as well, and therefore have not even gone through puberty yet. Stop dog whistling
@@sam-co1oo I would also like to add on that handling birds in this way from a young age desensitizes them and helps prevent to any future issues (like arousal while playing, cage/personal space aggression) as well. It helps prepare them for harness training too. It should be encouraged in most baby parrots to create a well rounded adult non-breeder parrot.
Easy to take care of? Even My greenwing laughed maniacally at this 😂
Thank you for this video. I’ve heard a lot about Omar’s store but unfortunately I’m on the east coast so I can’t visit. Please continue making videos so we can follow along and see your beautiful birds!
Easy to take care of????? What!??
if u have experience with them yes
I guess easy to take care of is somewhat reasonable with like a conure, a cockatiel, a budgie, but I cannot imagine telling someone a ringneck, a macaw, an african grey, anything like that is easy to take care of, because they aren’t
@@WormHome i own an african grey and he is incredibly easy to take care of instead of walking a dog 24/7
It looked like the golden conures she was holding at the beginning have vitamin deficiencies, their feathers are so dark
There's nothing wrong with their feathers other than that they're clipped.
Those are babies they are not as bright as the adults and still have a lot of green.
they’re just really really young, they look fine to me as parrots without their adult feathers yet
I dont agree toucans should be pets, there just isn't enough information on them, and any that is found is 40 years out of date.
Birds are not easy to take care of,this woman is talking out of her ar$€
Yup. Also Diabeties in Toucans are going on the rise
I saw a video of a tucan that lost his tongue due to diabetes. Tucans are really for experienced owners, but it's so hard to find a vet that can provide medical care for them.
@@ScarletBrimstone I saw the video too, birdtricks, even said that toucans don't make good pets, with the diabetes problems that they have, I totally agree
@@bluefeathers142 even smaller birds can be a challenge. We lost our conure on Christmas eve. An hour before we found him he was playing and singing, then we found him on the bottom of his cage... We still rack our brains about it. Was it a stroke, hyperthermia, did he choke? We are so careful with our birds... My husband is still grieving. That bird was his best friend.
@@ScarletBrimstone so sorry for your loss, conures are just fun,
we have one, we would be devastated too if anything happened to him.
Just have to be aware around these birds. Things happen so quickly
Birds are super awesome. IF your willing to care for them properly. They are expensive to feed and make alot of mess. I have Amazon's and I wouldn't sell them for any amount of money. They become part of the family. One thing I recommend is try looking for a place that rescues birds . Some people see a beautiful bird and buy one without doing research. They live a long time. If all goes like it should my birds will outlive me. There are plenty of birds that need a home that are stuck in a cage with nobody to love them. So think about it for a while before you bring one into your family.
Ok first off idk if there multiple locations but the one near me literally abuses there birds wile grooming, they also aren’t properly taking care of those toucans those bowls are so small toucans need bowls as big as there beak or they will die of dehydration the employees are also super rude
The problem with Omar's is you could start a rescue with all the birds you see needing re homing on craigslist bought from Omar's. His ex wife is super cool though he really messed that up for him. She should have gotten Apollo.
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Yes I have a bird in my house it is very very friendly I love birds and animals❤❤❤
wow
Ewwww… shes giving really bad info…
Toucans dont like that long in captivity… thats their wild lifespan and even with the best captive diet available they are unlikely to like longer than 12 yrs
Hi you suggest any supplier for India..I am looking for macaw blue gold
nice 👍🦜🦜🦜🦜
Where this place if possible
easy to take care of? my cockatiels have crumbs and dusts and let alone the poop i have to clean every other day. but theyre so loving i cant say no to my responsibilities.
Do this shop have a youtube chanelle ??
Y’all’s don’t be so dramatic she has experience with birds that why she’s saying it’s easy to take care of and obviously if u know the longer the life span and bigger the bird the more harder it is to take care of but don’t be dramatic
We is Omars bird shop I need to know
I'm from Chicago if the this store in Illinois or Chicago guide me
I been looking for a
Mini macaw
Not from this place. Please go somewhere else
R u from America
I think the lake forest location
What state?
@@alalamari California, lake forest is near me
Yeah and 90% endup in rescue centres.
Look it this
Spongebob
CRUAL...CLIPPED BIRDS😡
Sounds a bit over priced for a Toucan 6k,
so many people stroking their birds... sigh
It’s not always a bad thing
@@alternate5297 yes it is
@@sam-co1oo long time parrot owner and well involved in my local parrot community; no it is not. Every bird is different and not all birds react poorly to being stroked. Some birds even encourage it. Most of these parrots are babies as well, and therefore have not even gone through puberty yet. Stop dog whistling
@@sam-co1oo I would also like to add on that handling birds in this way from a young age desensitizes them and helps prevent to any future issues (like arousal while playing, cage/personal space aggression) as well. It helps prepare them for harness training too. It should be encouraged in most baby parrots to create a well rounded adult non-breeder parrot.
At no point did they give the address or contact info, how are we supposed to find your shop?
You don’t even tell us what city or state you are in🤣
They’re in California, you can find info online. This isn’t their channel