Can anyone please comment down any awkward situation or anything that you had done with your pet unknowingly? I think it a fun and knowledgeable moment reading them I am commenting mine one down.
I had once taken by pet birds with us on a long journey with my parents, not knowing its consequences. I thought that if we humans can enjoy visiting to various places, than why our birds can't, LOL. We all traveled together, it was a memorable trip for me, but may be not for my birds. Sorry dear !!
@@chirpyfriendy9758 They were quite good after we returned. But later on they passes away one by one. The first one died due to obesity (probably because I didn't knew much about caring for birds and only gave them seeds). After that I improved, gave my birds veggies, toys and minerals. But later on my second bird also died due to some, unknown reason. I am sorry for not caring about them 😔 Rest in Peace Abhi and Autumn ( their names)
I still have 2 budgie with me, which I brought one after the other. They are quite well and I am trying to take as much care as I can for both of them. They are my real love.
Once I tried to bring Loki to the cage when he said NO to me and flew away, he also was screaming one night when I said SHHH and he was like 🤓 and started shouting saying shhh LOL Talking bird makes your day definitely
I like to compare birds and humans 😂 because that's when I realize the seriousness of it all. For example, imagine someone chasing you around the house, touching your legs, making you eat what you don't want, letting you eat the same food every day, not letting you go outside, forcing you to bathe if you don't have the will to do it, etc.
@@GodLovesUs.LoveOurGod Don't do it. Before realising them from cage you should make sure that they are tamed or at least are not scared to eat treats from your hand. Then if you give them treats they will be dustracted to the treats and u can just slide hands into the cage😊. Sometimes u might have repeat these steps but never give up and hold ur budgies on hand. Remember holding them is MOST traumatizing thing for them.💜
I helped my Herbiebirb with his trust issues by helping him be touched and held. He eventually loved it, but it took a long time. I always made sure I picked him up securely and not right, always moving him to where he wanted to go. It was important for a few reasons. I wanted him to trust all of me, not just my face. Picking up was MUCH later. It helped keep him warm in my freakishly cold house, as I could cup my hand over him and he would go to sleep. And it was important when detanglijg him from my hair, as he loved to be in my head. Most importantly though, I did it because I needed him to trust me when he had seizures, which he did. They were conscious seizures, so he could be in my cupped hands to help stop him from falling to the floor or flipping over when he couldn’t control his body. He would crawl into my hands during his recovery phase if he hadn’t been in my hands during the seizure. It also helped with beak trimming and nail trimming. He had a kinda messed up beak from being hand fed. It let me help keep it in shape with some toenail clippers as there was mainly one little piece that poked out. Kept vet visits down to every 3-4 weeks instead of every 2. Herbie was special though. He was special needs. I don’t pick up any other bird like I did with him. Love birds are amazing little critters. I miss him. He used to lick the tears off of my face when I cried.
@@Ambipie Except now it has bonded with me so much it wont let anyone else near it... It seems to get jealous of me playing the guitar or on my phone...it nips when when i ignore it too long....
I recently took in a rescued budgie and she's absolutely terrified of everything. Your channel has been such a big help!! Thank you for the amazing and helpful content!!
i never grabbed my bird or hold it in my hands, everytime i let my budgie out he would just lie on my palm and snuggle around its just so cute. He trusts me very much now he would let me pet him.
wow lucky my budgie is tammed but hates to play with me and if i ignore her she tries to have my attention also she doesnt liked being touched at all so once i grabbed her with cloth because i had to give her medicine, she was biting nonstop so i never touched her ever again. she wants me to feed her thru hand so i sometimes feed her like that.
I wish my budgies would allow me to try tame them… they jump a mile when I offer my finger or a perch. One of them doesn’t mind my hand but can be afraid most of the time.🙁😒🥲.
@@soyabomb1275 do you have millets? you can try feeding them with it doing a hand sign like this 👉🏽 and take patience, they will walk onto your hand someday! Thats how i tamed my budgie!
@@bareehasalman2416 they just have to be conditioned and have the personality. Even for budgies, my recent budgie loved being kissed but hated being touched on the hand.
To be honest, I’ve done some of this stuff in the past with my birds. I wasn’t aware how birds see the things you do. but I’m glad I watch these video’s. Because it gives me a better POV and understanding around birds, and so I can avoid these mistakes in the future.
I discovered that if I have to catch any budgies I wear one of the soft fluffy dusting / cleaning mitts you can buy to do it. Obviously one that is not ever used for cleaning. The birds settle quickly and relax. Some even doze off if held gently for a minute or two. When application of mite treatment or medicine is complete they step out of the glove onto perches with no panic or fluttering. Please note if infection or mites are involved the mitt is only used for the one bird and then washed in bird safe soap / disinfectant.
My budgie loves his cheeks rubbed, he pushes his face against my finger as I do it and closes his eyes, rolling his head around slightly with the pure joy lol. Hates being touched in any other way though 😀
We rescued our cockatiel 8 years ago who literally fell out of the sky on a hot Las Vegas summer day. He hates being touched so we never do but we play child tunes every morning for it and he has 3 chipmunks next to it. A few days ago we noticed his beak was getting long so we sought info on youtube. So I donned leather gloves and carefully picked him up. His biting actually broke off the excess growth and then we trimmed the nails on one foot before giving up and putting him back in his cage. He acted half dead for 2 days from the stress before he perked back up. They are so sensitive.
Your such a good bird owner people need to realise the mistake they are doing Bird are not toys there animals and they have feelings like a human.Humans like to be treat properly so do birds Your such a good owner Your videos a beyond amazing From your biggest fan:)
thank you so much for the help. My budgie has lost my trust the past couple months. its so sad to see and i really dont wanna stress the bird out. This has really helped me. God bless you. C: have a nice day.
My vet was a good distance away. I took my grey Scooter for his check up. He was fine until the doctor had him step up on her hand; he promptly puked everywhere! She had just changed from another bird doing the same thing!
Are your birds properly tamed? If your bird is spooked by your hands or just you in general, then it is likely that they are not fully tame. Please do some research on how to get your birds used to you and tips to bond with your bird. (Just wanted to help)
@@anonymousbirbowner2020 They are still a little bit scared of my hands (without treats) I'm pretty clumsy so sometimes I will trip and scare them :c. Luckily since I give them so much attention they won't lose trust in me.
it’s ⏃ real shame budgies are so cheap.. people think they are easy birds, no bird is easy. and due to their small size people just keep them in ⏃ tiny cage.
yeah we gotta remember that this video is a generalization, birds much like humans are their own individuals so what they feel comfortable or not with differs from bird to bird, my bird doesnt mind being held at all for example
Yep they're all different with individual personalities :) mine loves his cheeks rubbed and rolls his head around with his eyes shut enjoying it. But he hates being touched anywhere else and won't let anybody but me rub his cheeks.
I used to have bird thats handtamed who was always at shoulder but she is not used to being in the cage so i always force her to go in the cage when i go out and thats how i lost her trust sad but its for the better
The only time I ever took my budgie for a car long car ride was because we were so we obviously had to bring him with us but that’s one of the only times we’ve ever had to bring him in our car. He also chases my dog around the house which is adorable but I’m afraid he’s going to get hurt so when I notice he’s doing that I stop him immediately 😂
Motion sickness: I first noticed that in my pionus, however that was cured by simply moving his travel cage up high enough so he could watch the outdoor environment going by. So during travel, if your bird is getting carsick, perhaps make sure his cage is high enough so that he's seeing the scenery 'moving' so that there's no discrepancy in what he sees, and what his inner ears are telling him that he's moving. THat's one of the things that most commonly is the cause of motion sickness. Same as with people!
My Green cheek conures get motion sickness. Looking out the window, for them, makes it 100x's worse. I have to cover their cage completely and secure it the best I can in a way that it will not move around in the car. I actually use a seat belt around the cage plus put things around the outsides of the cage to secure it in place. Doing so helps a lot. They still sometimes get a little bit sick, but not as bad as they used to. Apparently carsickness is a common problem with some birds - like green cheek conures. Maybe it's prevalent in Pionus as well.
So, on my 19th birthday my mum got me a budgie, just one. After a year of having her, a friend the family had to give her pet budgie away. We decided it would be better that she live with us than going back to a pet shop or going to someone who had no other budgies as she was used to living in a pair. Unfortunately, now a year or so later, they are constantly fighting and Snowy, the first budgie we had at the time is bullying the smaller one Eve. She takes most of the food even when she isn't hungry (has led to her being slightly overweight) and now we are thinking of keeping them in seperate cages and only allowing them together when it's time for out of cage play. I'm not sure if this is the right idea though since budgies hate being isolated or kept from being with each other. I can't get an appointment with my vet (trying to change them as they suck) and I have asked this question here, on forums and more. If you could help that would be great thank you.
I used to drive with my birds out of state all the time to visit family. I modified my travel cage so the pan doesn't rattle using some foam pads in the rails. That's something that's helped take down the stress a bit. Also play some music and run the ac. Mine seem used to it enough to tolerate it now.
I’ve been having my bird for a year, he tries to bite my hand cause he is so used to me feeding him delicious meals. I want to let him out the cage but I’m scared. I’ve let him out once and it was hell getting him back in. What should I do ?
Hmm.. I would recommend not hand feeding him let him get used to eating in a food bowl train him to eat in food bowl If he is tamed dont isolate him in a cage
I have a 27 year old Rose Breasted Cockatoo with whom I've shared 25 years of her life. I also adopted a 41 YO Goffin's Cockatoo a couple of years ago. They are both a delight and a little bit naughty. Lol 🙂
Aw man, I'm gonna have to do the 5th thing to my birds soon since we are moving, is there any way I can calm them down if they get stressed during a car ride?
i just got my budgie, sushi a few weeks ago and he only allows me to pet him at night when hes getting ready to sleep, but any other time hes terrified of my hand and runs away every time i try to ask him to sit on my finger :c
I saw you had Fed clover flowers to your birds. Never thought to do that. My chickens love them my birds might like them too! Thanks for the idea! Just be sure no fertilizers or pest controlled have been sprayed anywhere near
To dzermina, thank you for helping me with my budgies they've improved so much ever since I first came across your channel. You've extended their lifespan with your amazing skills and knowledge, you're experience with birds is outstanding! Have a wonderful. Day
3:15 ik.. but it's really an emergency..I can't leave them at home alone... they will die as their food, water and cage won't be changed..so that's why I need to take them with me
My Budgie loves car rides. Four hour drives are common for him. We do keep him engaged most of the trip. He does hate to ride in the car at night though.
The only time my budgie liked being held was when we were in the bathroom. Whenever I had to go in there he'd hang out on the giant mirror, and after washing/drying my hands I'd wrap my hand around him and he'd get so excited lol. Pushing his beak into my thumb and banging on the mirror. I guess that's not "being held" since I never picked him up, but he liked having my entire hand wrapped around him. Maybe cause the other budgie in the mirror was having the same thing done to him?
What about vulnerable budgies... you need to separate them so they don't get attacked by the others. How do you handle that? to make it easier on the one being separated? Great video btw. Subbed :)
I never had fights in my aviary 😬 But to stop them from that, find what is causing them to fight. Is it mirror, small number of perches, toys, feeders, are they hormonal, and so on...
Places you can’t touch your bird: Wings, back, belly, bum, tail. You can touch their feet to hold on to them when they step-up. I do that with my scarlet macaw to help her balance on my hand. It is always important to do that with large macaws. I will also hold my crimson bellied conure’s and yellow sided green cheek conure’s feet sometimes while perching on my finger to tell them they cannot fly. But of course, the bird must be trained to let you hold their feet first. You should not touch your bird anywhere but their head, neck, and feet. Touching a parrot’s feet is actually ok and does not cause hormonal behaviour.
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Can anyone please comment down any awkward situation or anything that you had done with your pet unknowingly?
I think it a fun and knowledgeable moment reading them
I am commenting mine one down.
I had once taken by pet birds with us on a long journey with my parents, not knowing its consequences. I thought that if we humans can enjoy visiting to various places, than why our birds can't, LOL.
We all traveled together, it was a memorable trip for me, but may be not for my birds.
Sorry dear !!
@@chaitanyakhadake1121 what happened to your bird
@@chirpyfriendy9758 They were quite good after we returned. But later on they passes away one by one. The first one died due to obesity (probably because I didn't knew much about caring for birds and only gave them seeds). After that I improved, gave my birds veggies, toys and minerals. But later on my second bird also died due to some, unknown reason.
I am sorry for not caring about them 😔
Rest in Peace Abhi and Autumn ( their names)
I still have 2 budgie with me, which I brought one after the other. They are quite well and I am trying to take as much care as I can for both of them. They are my real love.
Once I tried to bring Loki to the cage when he said NO to me and flew away, he also was screaming one night when I said SHHH and he was like 🤓 and started shouting saying shhh LOL Talking bird makes your day definitely
I agree with the holding hands. Imagen someone bigger than you just picking you up... That's concerning.
I like to compare birds and humans 😂 because that's when I realize the seriousness of it all. For example, imagine someone chasing you around the house, touching your legs, making you eat what you don't want, letting you eat the same food every day, not letting you go outside, forcing you to bathe if you don't have the will to do it, etc.
Yeah😰but I have to do it many times to put my bird back into the cage....☹️
@@GodLovesUs.LoveOurGod Don't do it. Before realising them from cage you should make sure that they are tamed or at least are not scared to eat treats from your hand. Then if you give them treats they will be dustracted to the treats and u can just slide hands into the cage😊. Sometimes u might have repeat these steps but never give up and hold ur budgies on hand. Remember holding them is MOST traumatizing thing for them.💜
@@yeonjunieisthecutest9859 ok thx☺️
@@GodLovesUs.LoveOurGod XD
I would do ANYTHING to train my bird like Loki. He's so obedient!
Me too mine is bad
@@yourselfrespect8201 A bird isnt bad
@@generalvuk8291 He kinda is.... hell bite and steals the other birds food...
Which is ironic since Loki is the god of mischief
@@mariaflores202 In tomato town
My bird makes an effort to be held in my hands and goes to sleep... it is a love bird though 🤔
I helped my Herbiebirb with his trust issues by helping him be touched and held. He eventually loved it, but it took a long time. I always made sure I picked him up securely and not right, always moving him to where he wanted to go.
It was important for a few reasons. I wanted him to trust all of me, not just my face. Picking up was MUCH later.
It helped keep him warm in my freakishly cold house, as I could cup my hand over him and he would go to sleep. And it was important when detanglijg him from my hair, as he loved to be in my head.
Most importantly though, I did it because I needed him to trust me when he had seizures, which he did. They were conscious seizures, so he could be in my cupped hands to help stop him from falling to the floor or flipping over when he couldn’t control his body. He would crawl into my hands during his recovery phase if he hadn’t been in my hands during the seizure.
It also helped with beak trimming and nail trimming. He had a kinda messed up beak from being hand fed. It let me help keep it in shape with some toenail clippers as there was mainly one little piece that poked out. Kept vet visits down to every 3-4 weeks instead of every 2.
Herbie was special though. He was special needs. I don’t pick up any other bird like I did with him. Love birds are amazing little critters. I miss him. He used to lick the tears off of my face when I cried.
If you have that level of trust, you did well
@@Ambipie Except now it has bonded with me so much it wont let anyone else near it... It seems to get jealous of me playing the guitar or on my phone...it nips when when i ignore it too long....
@@robertsunderland9196 Probably needs a friend. (another bird i mean)
Some budgies like being held if they are used to it
I recently took in a rescued budgie and she's absolutely terrified of everything. Your channel has been such a big help!! Thank you for the amazing and helpful content!!
I have never seen a budgie so bright turquoise like the one at 4:02. So beautiful!!
i never grabbed my bird or hold it in my hands, everytime i let my budgie out he would just lie on my palm and snuggle around its just so cute. He trusts me very much now he would let me pet him.
2:24 Loki is so tame that he sometimes comes and snuggle inside the hand 😂
@@dennythebudgie Omg Loki is so adorable
wow lucky my budgie is tammed but hates to play with me and if i ignore her she tries to have my attention also she doesnt liked being touched at all so once i grabbed her with cloth because i had to give her medicine, she was biting nonstop so i never touched her ever again. she wants me to feed her thru hand so i sometimes feed her like that.
I wish my budgies would allow me to try tame them… they jump a mile when I offer my finger or a perch. One of them doesn’t mind my hand but can be afraid most of the time.🙁😒🥲.
@@soyabomb1275 do you have millets? you can try feeding them with it doing a hand sign like this 👉🏽 and take patience, they will walk onto your hand someday! Thats how i tamed my budgie!
First♡♡♡
BTW you are increadible
Love from Kashmir❣
Me: * pokes my birds belly then boops his beak *
My bird wondering why i just declared war on it: *confused chirping*
😂😂😂😂 lol
Is this birds in general or just budgies because my green cheek loves being held in my hand and being petted. Guy melts in your hand and falls asleep.
It's different for every bird
@@bareehasalman2416 they just have to be conditioned and have the personality. Even for budgies, my recent budgie loved being kissed but hated being touched on the hand.
Same with my cockatiel, she literally cannot be in a room without me
To be honest, I’ve done some of this stuff in the past with my birds. I wasn’t aware how birds see the things you do. but I’m glad I watch these video’s. Because it gives me a better POV and understanding around birds, and so I can avoid these mistakes in the future.
I discovered that if I have to catch any budgies I wear one of the soft fluffy dusting / cleaning mitts you can buy to do it. Obviously one that is not ever used for cleaning. The birds settle quickly and relax. Some even doze off if held gently for a minute or two. When application of mite treatment or medicine is complete they step out of the glove onto perches with no panic or fluttering. Please note if infection or mites are involved the mitt is only used for the one bird and then washed in bird safe soap / disinfectant.
I love your birbsssssss they are too CUTE 💓
Also, awesome video!
My budgie loves his cheeks rubbed, he pushes his face against my finger as I do it and closes his eyes, rolling his head around slightly with the pure joy lol. Hates being touched in any other way though 😀
So does mine!
So sweet!
We rescued our cockatiel 8 years ago who literally fell out of the sky on a hot Las Vegas summer day. He hates being touched so we never do but we play child tunes every morning for it and he has 3 chipmunks next to it. A few days ago we noticed his beak was getting long so we sought info on youtube. So I donned leather gloves and carefully picked him up. His biting actually broke off the excess growth and then we trimmed the nails on one foot before giving up and putting him back in his cage. He acted half dead for 2 days from the stress before he perked back up. They are so sensitive.
Your such a good bird owner people need to realise the mistake they are doing
Bird are not toys there animals and they have feelings like a human.Humans like to be treat properly so do birds
Your such a good owner
Your videos a beyond amazing
From your biggest fan:)
except humans
Hi Dezermina! I love your channel and your budgies soo much❤️❤️ you have taught me a lot about budgies, so thank you 😊
Thank you always for your wonderful effort in making videos ! They’re very important 👏☺️you have such adorable little ones
Your birds look very happy. It's a joy to see someone who loves their birds!
Thanks for making such informative videos I love your content😃
thank you so much for the help. My budgie has lost my trust the past couple months. its so sad to see and i really dont wanna stress the bird out. This has really helped me.
God bless you. C: have a nice day.
I did some of those mistakes before too😬
I try my best to not do them again 😌❤️
I adopted several that were a 125 km drive from my place, and they seemed okay. I had them in pet carriers and not a cage
Thank you for sharing! 😇😇😇Cute video! Great presentation!🌷🌷🌷
Love your content if it weren’t for you my birds wouldn’t survive too long
Tysm for sharing the info. It was very helpful.
Btw ur birds are really cute♡
Videos of animals are calming to me
Ringo is such a birb ❤️ love to all your birdies ❤️❤️
My vet was a good distance away. I took my grey Scooter for his check up. He was fine until the doctor had him step up on her hand; he promptly puked everywhere! She had just changed from another bird doing the same thing!
This is awesome, amazing, informative, helpful
My words are lesser for this amazing video ❤️❤️❤️😀😀😀
Thanks for this video and information 🤠
I really need it..💕❤️
One time I brought my birds to my grandmas for the night and they absolutely loved the ride. They were so excited
Wow wow great information great video
I just love your videos. My parakeets would be sad,sick,and badly treated if i never watched your great videos! 😄
Dźermina your content is awesome, it really helped me a lot with my birds. Fan from India ❤
Sometimes I want to give my birds treats but my movement can spook them. That's why it is better to wait a bit then chase them around everywhere.
Are your birds properly tamed? If your bird is spooked by your hands or just you in general, then it is likely that they are not fully tame. Please do some research on how to get your birds used to you and tips to bond with your bird. (Just wanted to help)
@@anonymousbirbowner2020 They are still a little bit scared of my hands (without treats) I'm pretty clumsy so sometimes I will trip and scare them :c. Luckily since I give them so much attention they won't lose trust in me.
My friend did 3 of them😠
I always say don't do
But he never realised his mistake 😔🤦🏻♀️
it’s ⏃ real shame budgies are so cheap.. people think they are easy birds, no bird is easy. and due to their small size people just keep them in ⏃ tiny cage.
@@rain.5351 agree
I have doubt, I have two baby budgies but they only had coloured hair on thier Head,
Why their hair r not growing?
Some budgie breeders mark their head to know which chicks from which mum are, it will fade away by the time
Thank you so much! it will help me so much thank you!
Can you please make a video about traveling with your budgie on a plane ?
I would love to get some tips :)
Thanks for the idea, will see what can I do!
Do airlines allow birds on board?
Your videos are just beyond amazing 👏
my bird got mites from driving, probs when i got him, the vet said i should cover the cage with something every time they go for a ride
How would you recommend handling a long drive when moving to a new home with a bird?
One of my cockatiels loves to be held and squeezed lightly. He is a weirdo.
So does my lovebird!
@@thaisblanco6216 My weirdo sends kisses to your weirdo.
yeah we gotta remember that this video is a generalization, birds much like humans are their own individuals so what they feel comfortable or not with differs from bird to bird, my bird doesnt mind being held at all for example
Yep they're all different with individual personalities :) mine loves his cheeks rubbed and rolls his head around with his eyes shut enjoying it. But he hates being touched anywhere else and won't let anybody but me rub his cheeks.
Chasing around?
It's my cockatiel who Always Chases me😒
I used to have bird thats handtamed who was always at shoulder but she is not used to being in the cage so i always force her to go in the cage when i go out and thats how i lost her trust sad but its for the better
Awwwq Loki is so cute daisy tooo can I ask where did you make bird stickers same like your birds
Pls reply ♡
I got them from a sticker store 😀 they're pretty cheap
@@dennythebudgie thank u
I have been waiting for a new video 📸😁.
Great video! Important to have this reminder, or info for those who just don't know
The only time I ever took my budgie for a car long car ride was because we were so we obviously had to bring him with us but that’s one of the only times we’ve ever had to bring him in our car. He also chases my dog around the house which is adorable but I’m afraid he’s going to get hurt so when I notice he’s doing that I stop him immediately 😂
Omg! Hindi subtitles. Thank you soo much Denny the budgie. Love from india 🤗🇮🇳
My birds don't mind if I hold them in my hands.
I like you as a budgie youtuber thanks to you and subscribe to you and verry thankful to upload useful video
Motion sickness: I first noticed that in my pionus, however that was cured by simply moving his travel cage up high enough so he could watch the outdoor environment going by. So during travel, if your bird is getting carsick, perhaps make sure his cage is high enough so that he's seeing the scenery 'moving' so that there's no discrepancy in what he sees, and what his inner ears are telling him that he's moving. THat's one of the things that most commonly is the cause of motion sickness. Same as with people!
My Green cheek conures get motion sickness. Looking out the window, for them, makes it 100x's worse. I have to cover their cage completely and secure it the best I can in a way that it will not move around in the car. I actually use a seat belt around the cage plus put things around the outsides of the cage to secure it in place. Doing so helps a lot. They still sometimes get a little bit sick, but not as bad as they used to.
Apparently carsickness is a common problem with some birds - like green cheek conures. Maybe it's prevalent in Pionus as well.
My bird absolutely LOVES car rides. He just sits next to the window and taps the window, it’s adorbale
My bird loves car rides too, she loves sitting by the window in the sun
I love your video, From now on.. I wouldn't have any mistakes
My cockateil and budgie really likes traveling, short or long, though in car it dances, plays and whistles very much than also home.
So, on my 19th birthday my mum got me a budgie, just one. After a year of having her, a friend the family had to give her pet budgie away. We decided it would be better that she live with us than going back to a pet shop or going to someone who had no other budgies as she was used to living in a pair. Unfortunately, now a year or so later, they are constantly fighting and Snowy, the first budgie we had at the time is bullying the smaller one Eve. She takes most of the food even when she isn't hungry (has led to her being slightly overweight) and now we are thinking of keeping them in seperate cages and only allowing them together when it's time for out of cage play.
I'm not sure if this is the right idea though since budgies hate being isolated or kept from being with each other. I can't get an appointment with my vet (trying to change them as they suck) and I have asked this question here, on forums and more. If you could help that would be great thank you.
Sometimes we have to chase our cockatiel to trim his nails. We always try to make it quick to limit the stress, but thankfully he's very forgiving 😊
Me:
*helds my birb in hand*
My birb: I still love you!
I used to drive with my birds out of state all the time to visit family. I modified my travel cage so the pan doesn't rattle using some foam pads in the rails. That's something that's helped take down the stress a bit. Also play some music and run the ac. Mine seem used to it enough to tolerate it now.
i absolutely love your channel i own four budgies and a cockatiel
when i got my first budgie i found this really helpful!!
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I’ve been having my bird for a year, he tries to bite my hand cause he is so used to me feeding him delicious meals. I want to let him out the cage but I’m scared. I’ve let him out once and it was hell getting him back in. What should I do ?
Hmm.. I would recommend not hand feeding him let him get used to eating in a food bowl train him to eat in food bowl If he is tamed dont isolate him in a cage
0:48 How do I teach my bird to 'step up' whitout chasing it a little bit..?
even though I don't have a bird and I don't think I will ever have one, but this video is extremely cute, interesting and informative, I love it ❤️
Very nicely done!
I have shared the last 24 years of my life with our Moluccan cockatoo Cleo. 💜
I have a 27 year old Rose Breasted Cockatoo with whom I've shared 25 years of her life. I also adopted a 41 YO Goffin's Cockatoo a couple of years ago. They are both a delight and a little bit naughty. Lol 🙂
Amazing 💕💕
Really beautiful birds! I don't have a pet bird but love watching these videos. They are so beautiful ❤
Please tell me the difference between hand feeding formula for budgies nutribird A19 and nutribird A21.
Aw man, I'm gonna have to do the 5th thing to my birds soon since we are moving, is there any way I can calm them down if they get stressed during a car ride?
Thanks for this video
i just got my budgie, sushi a few weeks ago and he only allows me to pet him at night when hes getting ready to sleep, but any other time hes terrified of my hand and runs away every time i try to ask him to sit on my finger :c
Very Good.Always learn somthing.Thsnks
I saw you had Fed clover flowers to your birds. Never thought to do that. My chickens love them my birds might like them too! Thanks for the idea! Just be sure no fertilizers or pest controlled have been sprayed anywhere near
To dzermina, thank you for helping me with my budgies they've improved so much ever since I first came across your channel. You've extended their lifespan with your amazing skills and knowledge, you're experience with birds is outstanding! Have a wonderful. Day
3:15 ik.. but it's really an emergency..I can't leave them at home alone... they will die as their food, water and cage won't be changed..so that's why I need to take them with me
My Budgie loves car rides. Four hour drives are common for him. We do keep him engaged most of the trip. He does hate to ride in the car at night though.
THANK YOU FOR THE NEW VIDEO I AM GOING TO HAVE A CUTE BUDGIE SOON
How cute are ur birdies
I miss my budgies so much
The only time my budgie liked being held was when we were in the bathroom. Whenever I had to go in there he'd hang out on the giant mirror, and after washing/drying my hands I'd wrap my hand around him and he'd get so excited lol. Pushing his beak into my thumb and banging on the mirror.
I guess that's not "being held" since I never picked him up, but he liked having my entire hand wrapped around him. Maybe cause the other budgie in the mirror was having the same thing done to him?
I hope people will stop doing these things, and will be responsible to birds they own❤️😭
Same
Thank you for this video👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💐
What about vulnerable budgies... you need to separate them so they don't get attacked by the others. How do you handle that? to make it easier on the one being separated? Great video btw. Subbed :)
I never had fights in my aviary 😬 But to stop them from that, find what is causing them to fight. Is it mirror, small number of perches, toys, feeders, are they hormonal, and so on...
So helpful thanks 😊
Denny the budgie please answer my question what additional supplements can we use for budgie or it is not required
Yesterday my budgie egg hatched
Am so happy it is so small and cute
Aww congratulations 🎊
Thanks for information. First time to have a budgie. Watching from philippines🇵🇭🤗
Bout to buy two budgies! So excited to meet them!!!
2:21 mine a yrllow headed caique and he doesn't get nervous
The video was very helpful👍👍😀😀😎😎. But can you say the exact size of the cage for a budgie?😀😀.
The bigger the better, it should be over 50cm x 40cm x 40 cm
Thanks for the información IT Will help a lot of birds and people
Ur birds are soo cute
Places you can’t touch your bird:
Wings, back, belly, bum, tail. You can touch their feet to hold on to them when they step-up. I do that with my scarlet macaw to help her balance on my hand. It is always important to do that with large macaws. I will also hold my crimson bellied conure’s and yellow sided green cheek conure’s feet sometimes while perching on my finger to tell them they cannot fly. But of course, the bird must be trained to let you hold their feet first. You should not touch your bird anywhere but their head, neck, and feet. Touching a parrot’s feet is actually ok and does not cause hormonal behaviour.
I take my bird for car rides with no cage. It has helped decrease anxiety when she has to go to the vet.
I hold my conure ALL the time in my hands. Peaches loves it!
My conure loves it too. She'll force her head into my closed hand and crawl up into it like a cozy hole
Wow so beautiful birds!
The words in your banner in true😭 . You know I had a bird named Jack 💔 at first I hate it and it's colour but at last it was my best friend ❤️❤️RIP Jack 💔😭and it is a bird without one leg😭
Now I feel like a stubit
My little tiel loves car rides. On longer ones, she even tries to catch a tiny nap on my shoulder!! She's so flipping cute.
The most wanted video for budgies ......