Pet birds benefit greatly from the addition of whole foods to their diet. Feed fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and sprouts for your bird's optimal health.

Cooking for our birds is a creative way to show our love for them. It also gives us greater control of what ingredients are included in their treat foods. This simple recipe only takes a few minutes to prepare and makes 36 individual servings.

Whether it’s an emergency trip to the avian vet or a family vacation, traveling with your bird may become necessary at some point. It is important to consider your bird’s accommodations ahead of time so that the trip is happy and safe for everyone involved.

Some easy steps to identify dominant behavior in your feathered friend.

Put thought and consideration into your pet bird’s environment to effectively combat birdie boredom. These enrichments will also create a stronger bond between you and your feathered friend as you build a bird friendly habitat within your home.

It can be fun and exciting to teach your companion bird to speak. Their natural flock mentality makes them eager and willing to please.

For many reasons you could be faced with the challenge of transforming an untamed bird into a member of your family. One of the first steps in being able to handle your bird is the basic “step-up” command.

Sprouts offer variety, vitamins and minerals to your bird’s daily routine. With a little work you and your bird can enjoy nutritious sprouts as a part of a healthy diet.

Spring is a time of hormonal fluctuation for your companion bird. Recognize the signs and signals your bird provides and respond appropriately.

Fall brings changing leaves, dropping temperatures, and shorter days. What do these indicators mean for your pet birds? Do you need to make any special provisions for your feathered friend? Consider the following factors as you prepare your bird for cooler weather.