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any ? you have... I will answer!!!

Postby kiwi » Thu Aug 11, 2011 8:58 pm

I will answer your ? within a week...
When I got my first bird and didnt know anything there wasnt the right topics for me to ask ?'s
now there is!!!!!!!!!!
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Postby kiwi » Thu Aug 11, 2011 8:59 pm

can you shower birds?
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Postby coolhady13 » Thu Aug 11, 2011 9:26 pm

kiwi wrote:can you shower birds?


yes you can .you dont wash him you just put him in a dish of water or near the shower and he will wash him self
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Postby laducockatiel » Fri Aug 12, 2011 1:10 pm

coolhady13 wrote:
kiwi wrote:can you shower birds?


yes you can .you dont wash him you just put him in a dish of water or near the shower and he will wash him self


Or if your birds don't like that, you can get an inexpensive spray bottle, fill it with water and mist your bird with it. My cockatiel didn't like it at first, but after 2 weeks he started loving it lol. He puts his head down and opens his wing so I can sprey him there. They need to be bathed/showered/misted regularly.
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Postby kiwi » Wed Aug 24, 2011 12:27 am

I can also tell you guys how to train your birds to do tricks :sun:
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Postby Maria » Wed Aug 24, 2011 4:52 pm

kiwi wrote:can you shower birds?


If you are going to use a spray bottle - NEVER - use one which has had any kind of chemicals in it, and then washed out. Use a fresh new one, which never had anything it in, and is only for water for your bird. Get masking tape, and a marker. Write BIRD BATHS ONLY with the marker on a piece of masking tape. Stick the masking tape label you just made, onto your bird-bath-spray-bottle.

The spray bottle must be clean and fresh, and never used for anything like any kind of cleaning chemicals or anything - and should only be used for clean water to mist your bird. Or else you could kill your bird - NEVER NEVER CHEMICALS - Do not think that a washed bottle, previously used with chemicals, will be ok. The residue of the chemicals will kill your bird. Bird's systems are very, very sensative.

Brand new, fresh sprayer bottles are sold at walmart, and/or kroger, and dollar stores. I would also be sure and rinse the spray bottle before use for your bird. Rinse it in hot faucet tap water, the hottest it can get, for about a couple of minutes. This will be enough to steralize it enough, as well as get any kind of possible residue out of it from manufacturing and shipping and handling. Then leave it out, airing out, a bit, to cool down. Then put cool to lukish warm water in it, to spray your bird with.

NEVER let the water sit in the spray bottle. Always use clean fresh water to mist your bird. Standing water grows bacteria. When done misting, empty, turn upside down in dish drain, letting it air dry. Never put it away wet. Then you can close it up and put it away with your bird supplies.

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Postby coolhady13 » Wed Aug 24, 2011 6:48 pm

so what should i use a spray bottle or a dish ?

another question :

i couldnt find toys available at the store near me and want something that would be safe for my cockatiel to play with as im afraid that he swallow peaces of wood , paper, plastic etc . and he does . so anyone know toys that i could make from food or something cant be shredded into pieces?
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Postby oligatorx » Mon Aug 29, 2011 7:40 pm

When did you get Kili how old was she and what age i should start training??? :senegal:


and how often and how much food you give to your birds?? :swaying:
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