Navre wrote:My amazon has one of these. She supposedly used it a lot in her foster home, but I never seen her near it.
http://www.mysafebirdstore.com/product. ... duct=25479
One of the birds at the rescue, who has no feathers, has one of these.
http://www.mysafebirdstore.com/product. ... oduct=4840
He seems to like it. I'm not sure how effective it is.
marie83 wrote:Navre wrote:My amazon has one of these. She supposedly used it a lot in her foster home, but I never seen her near it.
http://www.mysafebirdstore.com/product. ... duct=25479
One of the birds at the rescue, who has no feathers, has one of these.
http://www.mysafebirdstore.com/product. ... oduct=4840
He seems to like it. I'm not sure how effective it is.
well I think that bird radiator looks safer than any other option I have seen. At least once the wire has been moved away from the cage bars. It looks solid enough to place on the cage floor too, and easy to clean/disinfect. do you think that is right?
Pajarita, I dare say you have been using yours for years with no issue but how do you stop it getting chewed up? It doesn't particularly look safe but ofc I'm not saying it's not. Also how do you disinfect it without destroying it?
DanaandPod wrote:Windycity parrot is where I ordered that cage heated perch. Again, its not meant to warm anything but their feet. I knew temps were dropping when I saw him using it...and knew to turn things up. Sounds like a pad is based on what the human thinks verses the parrot. Why would a parrot be housed where its so cold that one is needed? Oh well, I'm an apartment dweller so... Its not like I'm in an old farm house. Sounds good to have for a sick bird though...
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