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Birds (All About Pets) by Helen Frost, 2001-08 Backyard Birds of California: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds (Backyard Birds Of...) by Bill Fenimore, 2008-03-27 Backyard Birds of Florida: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds by Bill Fennimore, 2008-07-01 The New Canary Handbook: Everything About Purchase, Care, Diet, Disease, and Behavior : With a Special Chapter on Understanding Canaries (New Pet Handbooks) by Mathew M. Vriends, 1992-06 Pigeons (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Matthew Vriends, Tommy Erskine, 2004-11-01 Caring for Your Pet Bird: A Practical Handbook by David Alderton, 2009-11-25 Lovebird Handbook, The (Barron's Pet Handbooks) by Vera Appleyard, 2001-10-01 Attracting and Feeding Backyard Birds (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Carol Frischmann, 2007-09 Birds of Argentina & Uruguay: A Field Guide by Dario Yzurieta, Tito Narosky, 2004-10 Backyard Birds of Illinois: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds (Backyard Birds Of...) by Bill Fennimore, 2008-07-01 Pet Birds - Discover The Secrets to Choosing, Caring For, and Enjoying Your New Pet Bird!AAA+++ by Adams, 2010-01-13 Keeping Pet Chickens: You don't need much space to Enjoy the Bounty of Fresh Eggs from Your Own Small Flock of Happy Hens by Johannes Paul, William Windham, et all 2005-08-01 Finch Handbook, The (Barron's Pet Handbooks) by Christa Koepff, April Romagnano, 2001-11-01 Backyard Birds of Virginia: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds (Backyard Birds Of...) by Bill Fennimore, 2008-07-01

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41. Playstands, Toys, And Supplies For Pet Birds And People.
    bird care. We’ve been producing the Parrot Tower, one of the bestplaystands for pet birds, for over 13 years. Our reputation  
    http://www.petstockroom.com/

42. Playstands, Bird Toys, And Supplies For Pet Birds And People.
    precious pet. A playstand gives pet birds multiple levels of perches,accessories, and toys to keep them busy all day. Parrots are  
    http://www.petstockroom.com/store/Playstand_BirdGym_Doc.asp

43. Parrot Island--Articles
    General Care of pet birds by Terry Beaudoin Once again it is timeto update our dayto-day care article. As several avian experts  
    http://www.parrotislandinc.com/ageneral.htm
    
    Extractions: by Terry Beaudoin Once again it is time to update our day-to-day care article. As several avian experts have stated: our knowledge of the 'proper' routine care (veterinary or in-home) seems to double about every two years. As we hear of these changes in the understanding of bird care we will update this article to reflect the most up to date information available to us. Along with some of the most respected bird specialists (most notably Sally Blanchard of The Pet Bird Information Council) in the country we recommend AGAINST using a grate on the bottom of your birds cage. The primary reasons for this are: it is virtually impossible to keep a grate clean - repeated scrubbing (unfortunately most people do not clean their birds grate regularly) also tends to wear the finish off of these grates. Many grates have been found to contain enough zinc (zinc toxicity is covered in depth in an article titled "There's Something About Zinc" Change your bird's dry foods (pellets, seed, etc.) daily. Refrigerate (do not freeze) all of your bird's food that contains seeds or nuts (freezing these foods leads to nutritional loss after approximately two weeks). Formulated diets (i.e.: Harrison's, Scenic or Roudybush) can be either frozen or refrigerated. These foods will stay at least six months when stored this way.

44. Pet Birds - Favorite Birds At WildBirds.com
    pet birds. We are unable to answer any questions about pet birds, butyou should be able to find a web site here that can help you.  
    http://www.wildbirds.com/favorites_petbird.htm
    
    Extractions: Budgies ... Pet Bird Page very good National Cockatiel Society North American Parrot Society International Canary Society American Federation of Aviculture ... Budgie Related Links Even though this web site is all about wild birds, many of you may have a pet bird. So we created this page to help with your pet bird questions. We are unable to answer any questions about pet birds, but you should be able to find a web site here that can help you. The most popular pet birds are budgerigars (parakeets). Also popular are cockatiels, lovebirds, canaries, cockatoos and African Grey Parrots. Pet birds can live for 12 years (budgies) to over 75 years (parrots). Exotic birds are grown by breeders. The exotic bird trade was halted in October, 1992 by an act of Congress that prohibits the importation of wild birds into the U.S. [The following is from an article at About.com Cockatiels lovebirds senegals, red bellies, African greys , and pionus parrots generally have a reputation for being quieter parrots, the term "quieter" being relative of course.

45. Land Of Vos - Traveling With Pet Birds
    TRAVELING WITH pet birds. May/June 2000 WATCHBIRD. By Carolyn Swicegood.That time of year is here again. As the days grow longer, we  
    http://www.landofvos.com/articles/Travel.html
    
    Extractions: T hat time of year is here again. As the days grow longer, we daydream of faraway places and we long for a change of scenery. But waitwhat about the birds? How could we possibly enjoy traveling with nagging worries about our feathered friends left behind? Maybe we could ask a trusted friend to come in and care for them, but what if the birds stop eating? What if the caregiver forgets something? What if a bird becomes ill while we are away? Maybe that trip was not such a good idea after all. Perhaps we should just stay at home and save the worry and the expense of a bird sitter! There is an enjoyable option bring the birds along! After all, if we have the urge to fly the coop, just imagine how exciting a trip could be for our wild friends who were meant to travel the skies daily! Take to the air or hit the road with your feathered flock and enjoy your trip as well as your birds. Here are a few travel ideas to consider. AIRLINE FLYING Most airlines require a health certificate issued within 10 days before the flight. It is important to make arrangements with the airline well in advance of the departure date. Birds should be listed for the flight at the same time as human passengers. International travel requires much more advance planning than travel within the country. Double check the regulations required for animals to enter and leave a foreign country. It is most important to determine whether regulations require the quarantining of birds in either country. Some countries require up to six months quarantine of pets entering the country.

46. Parasites Of Pet Birds
    Parasites of pet birds. Click here to go to Parasites by Host PageClick here to go to Home Page Organs Parasitized Crop, Gizzard  
    http://www.cvm.missouri.edu/cvm/courses/vm556/Byhost/Petbirds.htm
    
    Extractions: Crop Protozoa Trichomonas gallinae Nematode Capillaria contorta Gizzard and Proventriculus Nematodes Spiroptera Habronema ) sp. Dispharynx spiralis Tetrameres sp. Small Intestine Nematodes Ascaridia spp. Porrocaecum spp. Capillaria spp. Cestodes (many species) Protozoa Eimeria spp. Isospora spp. ... Giardia Cecum Nematode Heterakis gallinarum Liver Trematode Platynosomum proxillicens Trachea Nematodes Syngamus trachea Sternostoma tracheacolum Air Sacs Nematodes Sternostoma tracheacolum Filarids Protozoa Cryptosporidium Lungs Protozoa Sarcocystis schizonts Kidney Protozoa Eimeria spp. Cryptosporidium Central Nervous System Nematode Baylisascaris larvae Protozoa Toxoplasma gondii cysts Muscles Protozoa Sarcocystis Nematodes Migrating larvae (various genera) Blood Protozoa Haemoproteus/Parahaemoproteus (indistinguishable) Plasmodium Leucocytozoon/Akiba (indistinguishable) Atoxoplasma Trypanosoma Nematode Microfilariae Skin/Feathers Arthropods Lice (many genera) Knemidokoptes pilae, K. mutans

47. Online Education - How To Pick A Pet Bird - How To Guide
    It begins with a lecture on some common misconceptions about pet birds. JoinLearn About Different Types of pet birds and Their Care.  
    http://search.universalclass.com/i/search/3130.htm
    
    Extractions: LogOff Use this form to join this online class . This course is for anyone who is considering the purchase of a pet bird. It begins with a lecture on some common misconceptions about pet birds. Different species of birds and their characteristics are compared, so that you can see which birds most closely fit your lifestyle and family. Each species is additionally covered in a separate lecture. Basic care information and basic training tips are also covered. Resources are included for finding out more about bird behavior and where to buy cages and supplies. Can be used as a homeschool class if students complete the lessons and assignments. Join Learn About Different Types of Pet Birds and Their Care You can join this class right now! Press the "

48. Pet Birds Magazines And Journal Links
    pet birds magazine and journal links from Rob Hopcott. Checkout links favoritesubjects pet birds magazines and journal links.  
    http://hopcottmagazines.com/magazines/petbirds.html

49. PURCHASING AND CARING FOR PET BIRDS
    PURCHASING AND CARING FOR pet birds. COMPLIMENTS OF ROBERT L. LINVILLE, DVM. 2. NUTRITIONImproper feeding is a major cause of disease and death in pet birds.  
    http://www.petdoc.ws/Birdbook.htm
    
    Extractions: Owning a bird as a pet has been popular since the Victorian era, when the parlor was not considered completely decorated unless it had a canary in a very small brass cage residing on a table in a corner. It has been only recently, however, that the health and management of pet birds has become a real concern of the pet bird breeder, owner and Veterinarian. Pet birds are no longer maintained in overly small, ornate cages that do not allow for social contact. Large bright airy cages, along with improved dietary management, have increased the life-span and reproductive efficiency of most of the pet bird species. Birds can be purchased from a variety of sources, such as pet shops, breeders, private dealers, or individuals. If you are buying a bird for the first time it is almost essential that you purchase your bird from someone who is in the bird breeding and/or selling business. These individuals usually have a reputation to protect; ask around and find out who in your area is known to deal honestly and fairly with buyers. Many stores today, especially those specializing in birds, have been operated by bird fanciers who have turned their hobby into a business; they usually know and care about their birds. They will have in stock items required for basic care and maintenance of birds, such as play toys, cages, bird feed and general health supplies. Sales personnel will generally offer you more information than you ever thought necessary to get you started, so leave yourself plenty of time to shop!

50. Egg Laying In Pet Birds
    Dangers in the home • pet birds and children • Cats and dogs • Human medications• Secondhand tobacco smoke • Household toxins • Toxic non tocix  
    http://www.mickaboo.com/egglaying.html
    
    Extractions: It often comes as a surprise to the owner of a female bird that their pet can lay eggs without the presence of a male. Such eggs are, of course, infertile and will not hatch even if incubated. This can occur in any breed, but is more common in cockatiels, lovebirds, budgies, canaries and finches. Egg laying can start anytime from 5 months to over 10 years of age. Egg laying is a natural, seasonal process in wild birds, breeding birds and some pets. However, it can also become an obsession that drains the bird of vital nutrients, ruins her pet quality, and predisposes her to life-threatening health problems such as egg binding and yolk peritonitis. A bird in the peak of health on an ideal diet my be able to sustain egg production of up to 10-20 eggs per year without serious harm. Beyond that number, egg laying will have serious consequences sooner or later, no matter how the bird looks. For a bird that eats a seed based diet or has an underlying health problem any egg laying at all is dangerous.

51. Client Education: Exotics/Pet Birds - Lifelearn
    Exotics/pet birds. Authors Shawn Messonnier, DVM Rick Axelson, DVM. 120topics. Samples You may problems. pet birds INDEX. Abnormal droppings  
    http://www.lifelearn.com/c3/3004.html

52. Pet Birds
    the Blackwinged Jardine's parrot. We breed all three availablespecies of this parrot and find them all to be great pet birds.  
    http://www.hillcountryaviaries.com/pet_birds.htm
    
    Extractions: Located In The Beautiful Hill Country Of Texas Species Available as Companion Birds The following list of species are bred at Hill Country Aviaries, L.L.C. primarily for the companion or avicultural trade. Since most parrot species can make good companions, the criteria we use to decide whether a bird qualifies for the "pet trade" is its availability in captivity. In other words, we try not to sell rare birds into a pet home unless the owners are planning to someday breed them. What Makes a Good Pet Bird? Many people claim that one species or another does not make a good pet by virtue of its "wild" nature. Although there is some truth to this statement, we believe that the socialization of the bird in its youth is much more important than its genetic background. We have proven this time and time again by socializing the young of some of the most aggressive species and turning them into loving and wonderful pet birds. Everybody has a bad day...and it's not always the nature of the beast! Eclectus Parrot- Pictured to the left is a male Eclectus parrot. In our experience, Eclectus parrots can make some of the best pets and very talented talkers. At HCA we breed several species of Eclectus parrots and find them all to be good pets.

53. CyberSpace Search!
    SEARCH THE WEB. Results 1 through 10 of 20 for pet birds.  
    http://www.cyberspace.com/cgi-bin/cs_search.cgi?Terms=pet birds

54. Bird Centric: Supplies For Small Pet Birds And Parrots
    For pet birds and parrots of all varieties, BirdCentric offers birdfood, treats, toys, and speech training tools for pet birds.  
    http://www.birdcentric.com/
    
    Extractions: Birds of a Feather Flock to . . . BirdCentric! At BirdCentric, whether they are parrots or parakeets, we offer a variety of nutritious and tasty foods and treats, entertaining toys and accessories for your pet birds! We even have speech-training tools, jungle gyms and shower perches. Caring for Pet Birds If you are preparing to welcome a bird into your home, here are some things to look for when making your selection. Healthy birds are active, have bright eyes, clean feathers and a good appetite. An unhealthy bird appears ruffled or tired and will often hide his head under a wing. Sitting at the bottom of the cage, sneezing, nasal discharge or droppings stuck to the tail feathers are all signs of poor health. There are a wide variety of bird cages available. Choose the largest cage you possibly can, while ensuring that the space between the bars is smaller than the width of your bird’s head. In addition to a cage pet birds require toys for entertainment, an appropriate selection of food and treats (many of which double as entertainment), and perches. If you plan on training your birds to talk, start early. Check out our selection of bird necessities and speech training aids. Click on an image to view products.

55. Webshots Community - Our Exotic Pet Birds
    Our Babies in New Homes. Our Exotic pet birds. Our Exotic pet birds with People. RandomPhotos for all to Share. Community Pets Birds Our Exotic pet birds.  
    http://community.webshots.com/album/1281327
    
    Extractions: moonfly1's albums: Hand-Fed Baby Ringnecks People with our Baby Ringnecks Hand-Fed Baby Quakers People with our Baby Quakers ... Our Babies in New Homes Our Exotic Pet Birds Our Exotic Pet Birds with People Our Sun Conures Family and Bird Photos Private N.E. Bird Breeder Goes on the Road ... Birds Our Exotic Pet Birds

56. Webshots Community - Our Exotic Pet Birds With People
    Our Exotic pet birds. Our Exotic pet birds with People. Our Sun Conures. CommunityPets Birds Our Exotic pet birds with People Let us know what you think.  
    http://community.webshots.com/album/32286956AdwLHW
    
    Extractions: moonfly1's albums: Hand-Fed Baby Ringnecks People with our Baby Ringnecks Hand-Fed Baby Quakers People with our Baby Quakers ... Our Exotic Pet Birds Our Exotic Pet Birds with People Our Sun Conures Family and Bird Photos Private N.E. Bird Breeder Goes on the Road Our Birdie Volunteers Really Save the Day !! ... Birds Our Exotic Pet Birds with People

57. Pet Birds Seniors - Birds At BellaOnline
    Mavis Metcalf is BellaOnline's Birds Host. pet birds Seniors. Manystudies have shown that owning a pet will increase your lifespan.  
    http://bellaonline.com/articles/art5896.asp

58. Planet Pet: Birds
    as the larger species. LONGEVITY It is difficult to locate anystatistics on the life span of pet birds. This is due in large  
    http://www.planetpet.com/birds.htm
    
    Extractions: BITING - One of the main forms of expression for a pet bird is using its beak. This does not mean that biting should be allowed. On the other hand, neither does it mean that every time a bird puts its beak on you they are going to bite. As you become more familiar with your bird and its habits, you will be able to understand its moods. Biting is something you should deal with. If your bird is aggressively biting, talk to your Veterinarian, breeder, or members of a bird club to learn how to deal with it.

59. Shady Pines Aviary - Our Pet Birds
    Meet the pet birds of Shady Pines Aviary, specialty breeder of Parrotletsand Caiques. The pet birds of Shady Pines. CaptainCaptain  
    http://www.shadypines.com/petbird.htm
    
    Extractions: Captain came to us as a 3 year old feather chewer. Extensive veterinary testing determined his chewing is psychological and there has been some improvement over the years. Although not fond of hands or fingers, he will sit on anyone's shoulder for hours giving kisses. He especially loves meeting new people and children. He is an excellent talker but his vocabulary is limited to a few phrases. For more photos of Captain, click here! Teddy came to us at about 10 months old. Our best talker, he has been know to learn new words and phrases in a very short time. He is quite adept at making his needs and wants known, using the correct words for the situation such as "is it good?" and "mmm good" if he wants a taste of something you are eating or "Rub-a-dub-dub, Teddy in the bathtub" when he want to take a bath. He is super possessive of his cage and surrounding territory, very typical behavior for a quaker. For more photos of Teddy, or to hear him talk and sing click here!

60. Simon & Schuster's Guide To Pet Birds By Dr. Matthew M. Vriends - Bird Books And
    Simon Schuster's Guide to pet birds by Dr. Matthew M. Vriends The first sectionof this beginner's guide covers the history of aviculture and general  
    http://www.avianpublications.com/items/species/item112.htm
    
    Extractions: Newsletter Join our WordsOnBirds mailing list to stay informed about the latest bird books and video tapes available from Avian Publications, special offers, and other important announcements about bird-related educational opportunities. Powered by groups.yahoo.com Home Shop Online by Dr. Matthew M. Vriends The first section of this beginner's guide covers the history of aviculture and general housing, feeding, taming, breeding, and health considerations of pet birds. The second section describes each species' captive breeding habits and nutritional requirements, with a fine photo of each bird described. This guide is for both experienced aviculturists and those attempting to decide which pet bird is best for them. Item Number: 112 ISBN: 067150696X Pages: 319 pp.

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