HOW TO CARE FOR YOUR PARROTS ON VACATION
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- As much as we love our parrots, sometimes it is necessary to get some TLC for a trip to somewhere far far away, whether it be just for a weekend or for a week! In this video, we talk about what we do to prepare our house for our pet sitter so that our birds are well taken care of while we are gone. We also talk about how to train and prepare instruction sheets for your pet sitter and how to set up Skype so you can chat with your parrots daily! (Yes, this is very possible)!
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We hope you find this video helpful. If there are any questions, please don't be afraid to ask. We try out best to help out wherever we can. We hope that you have a wonderful vacation and hopefully you won't miss your little babies too much. ;p
Starring:
African grey parrot Bella🐦
Green cheek conure Happy🐦
Meyers parrot Lemon🐦
Thank you so much for watching, it means the world to us and to our pets!
I love that you give us tips or things to know about parrots, you guys inspire me so much
Kari, that is so kind! You definitely made our day. We are so happy that you are enjoying our videos and tips :)
I’m going on a couple vacations this year and Louie goes to his breeder since we are so close to her and trust her.
I like the parashockx music
You are a great bird Parent your birds love you very much and this video is for sure going to help me in the future. Thank you very much and keep up the good vids😁👍
We are so happy to hear you found this video helpful!!! Thank you so much :)
Omg you're so cute☺😊Echt süß.
Are puppy pads for inside cages?
I too own 2 Meyers parrots and constantly keep their cage cleaned. They are molting now.OMG FEATHERS ALL OVER PLACE. Any suggestions in helping them from molting do much? Any foods that wiuld help?
All suggestions welcome. Thank you. I love my babies 💜💕👍
No, they are not for inside cages. They belong in the poop pan below the cage where the bird cannot eat it. We currently use Goodnites disposable bed pads as they are unscented, although it's more expensive. They are also placed in the pan where the birds cannot get access.
Holy !
Is happy a yellow sided green cheek conure?
Yes she is! :)
Flock of Five I have a yellow sided green cheek! They are the sweetest. I have 5 birds total but I just got my green cheek around 3 weeks ago. He is already warming up to me and loves getting scritches!
That is awesome!! we are obviously lovers of GCCs as well
Flock of Five he definitely did! He is very happy here!
I would love it if you printed up that 7 page booklet and offered it for sale on your channel. Fantastic video!
Hey there!! Right now the channel is “not for profit” but we will have to look into that! Thank you!!!
:)
What kind of air cleaning are you use?
I am saving up for a bird
Hi, i just stumbled upon your channel and you and your flock are so cute!!!
I'm just wondering if you have any tips on getting a new/untame bird to eat pellets? I noticed you said in one of your videos that with Bella you got her to eat pellets first then started introducing chop, how did you do this because my IRN doesn't like chop or pellets and is such a picky eater! He only likes sugary fruits like apple and grapes!
Thanks :)
Thank you so much, Olivia! Here is a more recent video we did on diet that may be of help to you. ruclips.net/video/xaxw2lKelMA/видео.html
And your family is so adorable
Is it ok to keep a budgie in my bedroom?
Where would you recomend we find a bird sitter? LOVE ALL YOUR BEAUTIFUL BIRDS! My heart melts!❤ such great parronts :)
It's tricky. We are currently in a city where we have avian vets who do boarding. That would be our preference. We were fortunate to find a good pet sitter and stuck with her previously.
Next vid can you post how to remove bloody feather
Hi Evelyn! For blood feathers, we actually recommend using styptic powder/ flour to stop the bleeding, and immediately taking your bird to an avian vet. Removing a blood feather could cause more bleeding + tissue trauma that could result in fatality. Please refer to our youtube channel for our video on what to do in a parrot emergency for more info!
If its only one bird can't you just take him with u?
Maybe but your bird needs to be able to go on the passengers cabin or the rumbling of a car and your hotel needs to be pet friendly
EEek, what's on your nose!?!