11 Things That Can KILL Your Bird | Household Dangers to Pet Parrots

[@biggusmunkusthegreat]

"If you cannot afford a safe cage you cannot afford a bird." YES. Birds are not cheap pets. I wish more people would heed this.

[@alteria2714]

There price might be cheap but everything else is hundreds of dollars

[@parrotart5251]

Yeah I agree if you can't even afford a safe cage how are you going to afford the vet bills

[@jmdenison]

you can get perfectly good used cages from craigslist or facebook marketplace for about $100, even up to macaw size. pellets are $4 per lb in the US from the bins where they are the freshest and veggies are very cheap here too. dogs are much more expensive because they require real high quality meats at up to $7 per lb for ground sirloin. you can make toys your self for pennies. birds are not expensive if you check out the deals.

[@biggusmunkusthegreat]

@@jmdenison Dogs.... sirloin....?

[@jmdenison]

@@biggusmunkusthegreat ground sirloin. my dogs are small with small mouths! they love it

[@Pheatrix]

I think you forgot to mention one really dangerous and ubiquitous item: Cables. Dangerous on the inside (copper), dangerous on the outside (rubber) and even more dangerous when plugged in (electricity). Maybe it's just a kink of my bird but I have to be really careful when he is near any cable or he will start chewing on it.

[@asseyez-vous6492]

It’ll all be in the download. Jamieleigh couldn’t go through absolutely everything in the video, it would take too long and there would also be information overload. 🙂

[@AlbertoMartinez765]

Not just you! My poor headphone and Charger cables for my phone

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@slaphappysmokey1]

Mine, too! I forgot about what was in the cord. I always think about it being plugged in, or having Momo eat at it before I check it to plug in for use. Oye! Such busy beaks! I get it! It has to feel purdy good on those beaks to break into and tear apart. I love picking, too! I ain't ashamed to say it!

[@jehold2010ify]

My most horrifying moment as a bird owner was when I didn't realize one of the doors on my budgies cage was broken and one of them got out and hit the fan. By some miracle he was unharmed but in shock. I've learned to check the cage and doors for any potential issues every day.

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@jmdenison]

glad birdie was okay. I'm getting rid of all my ceiling fans. I don't want to chance it, besides my 4 kids broke most of them. tape a toy to it and watch it spin off. goof balls.

[@joeyjohnson4826]

@@jmdenison I played the fan game as a kid myself 🤣

[@adeenareaz4244]

My dove Venus got a bad injury from flying into a fan she got a cut on her thigh area and luckily she survived and is still happy to this day

[@ventrue24601]

Having a bird isn't having a pet; it is having a lifestyle

[@borb4944]

It’s having a little buddy that screams

[@SALMA-zk4vo]

@@borb4944 every morning until you let them out but they're so precious you can't get mad if you don't get to sleep in

[@DinoboySeth]

I like to see birds as companions, not pets. You have to live your life in a way that’s safe and fun for the both of you

[@helpmeart2396]

It’s like having a friend

[@swiftiebee13]

@@DinoboySeth that is exactly what they are! I never feel comfortable calling animals ‘pets’. They aren’t something you stick in your household somewhere you can fit them, they share you highs and lows and are you trusted family. Companions

[@dummy2027]

My Rainbow Lorikeet had metal toxicity from playing with jewelry, while he was being looked after by someone else for a while. He would continuously vomit and not be able to hold down any food. When I spoke to the vet he suggested to have Simon put down because he was unlikely to survive and if he did survive he would probably have neurological problems. I said that it didn't matter how disabled Simon was, I wanted him alive as long as he wasn't in pain. Simon made it and he is a very happy healthy boy again at home with me. Remember jewelry can be toxic too.

[@franchescamadden442]

So true, personally I don’t have many problems with my pigeon but he likes to chew wires, try to fly at windows, fights himself in mirrors/reflection and tries to fly out vents in our house if the heater is on.

[@SanskritBlue]

Awwww! I love pigeons! It sounds like he's a handful to keep safe.

[@jmdenison]

you do have to hide all wires from your birds, esp. the bird light wires and controls. I lost a lot of bird lights that way. wrap them in bubble wrap with masking tape or hide them behind a book case. good point.

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@TheAntoniobibeto]

If don't mind me asking how do you manage with cooking while you have parrot/bird in the house ? I have been having concerns about kitchen fumes from non stick pan being toxic to parrots

[@CosmicKaori]

Shutting a toilet seat is also good to reduce bacteria spread since when you flush it spreads the water from the toilet up to a couple feet.

[@kristenhyland8095]

My cockatiel got out of his cage years ago and hit the ceiling fan once 😔. He got slung by it and hit the wall really hard. He was knocked out cold for like 30 seconds, then woke up. He is still alive today, but he twitches a little every now and then

[@harveywallbanger3123]

Yikes. Glad to hear he recovered.

[@alaskabeach8757]

horrible situation but i mean lived and learned like a child.

[@ashtoncode2263]

Is he still alive?

[@kristenhyland8095]

@@ashtoncode2263 he actually just passed away last March. He was at least 20 yrs old

[@ashtoncode2263]

@@kristenhyland8095 rip baby 🫶 sounds like an absolute unit of a bird. I'm glad he had a long life.

[@kikkoreding7778]

. Be very very aware of doors and drafts, Our 3 month baby green cheeked conure passed away in a tragic accident when a door closed on him! Put door stoppers on every door and be SUPER aware if your bird is out of the cage. The drafts are stronger than you think!

[@jmdenison]

I use beaded curtains. very pretty. no bird can fly thru them.

[@ryando2877]

Drafts from what?

[@terribrown8089]

One thing you didn't mention was long hair. They land on your head or walk around on the floor and it's easy for them to get a long piece of hair wrapped around their toe or foot and that can lead to an amputated toe or foot.

[@tzxazrael]

i think it would have to be a very extreme case... i mean look at jamieleigh's hair... i wouldn't call that short.

[@jmdenison]

you are absolutely right. brush your long hair daily, put it up like women used to do and empty that darned hair brush regularly.

[@jmdenison]

@@tzxazrael no, it happens. Hair, even human hair can wrap around a bird neck or foot and cause death or amputation.. Good point. Brush your hair daily and empty the brush daily and do not let your bird pluck at it. Put your long hair up in a sloppy bun, a french braid, a french twist. but no long stray hair, esp. for smaller birds because it is deadly.

[@lear0612]

Another one that I experienced with my late budgie (I only thought about it when I saw your budgie) is floor play time. My budgie got stepped on by accident and lost his flight ability (luckily not his life) but that really taught my family a harsh lesson about being hyper aware when the bird is out and possibly having fun on the floor.

[@Aging_Casually_Late_Gamer]

Comet is just checking his feet to make sure they arent tangled around household items. :p lol

[@bkm2797]

Excellent video, had no idea about the self cleaning oven. Definitely an important video to keep, and watch now and again. Thank you!

[@robopup1434]

Did anyone else refresh their page multiple times because of the thumbnail, lol.

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@Suzanne4868]

Aww 😍 the fluffy puffy handsome. Comment is so beautiful. I agree on sharing the things to make sure birds are safe. They are very adventurous little babies. I can see why Jamie can’t resist the kisses.

[@kawaiipotato1788]

Wow! Thank you so much for all your videos! I've owned smaller pets (rabbits and tortoise) before, so I was aware of things like plants, soil and dangerous household objects, but a lot of things you mention in your videos is new to me. I love that you even gave a recipe for making my own bird food because I´m already very aware that store bought pet foods (actually for almost all pets, not just birds) aren't as good for your animal as they would like us to believe. Super happy to learn all of this before I get my little parrotlet.

[@faisaparveenali9285]

Better to be safe than sorry, right? Jamie is a GREAT bird owner! My bird is healthy, but when he is sleepy and my hand is near, he is OK with sleeping like that. Does he trust me a lot? BTW Jamie, you look AWESOME today! ❤✨

[@OscarChicken]

Hi Faisa, Omg Yes he trusts you😍💃🐦

[@BirdTricks]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@faisaparveenali9285]

@@BirdTricks You're welcome, I'm not buttering you, it's from my heart ♥✨

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@MsHorsecrazy1]

I'm glad you did a video on this subject. Their is a couple that you visited and helped them with their Sun Conures , they also have a KZbin channel Best Flocking Friends.. I made a comment in one of their videos about their ceiling fans running when birds are out and how very dangerous it is.She responded back and said it is ok they know they are there. They respect y'all could you pleading contact them and convey how dangerous it is with the ceiling fans going.

[@The-Grateful-Hippie]

Air fresheners are such a common hazard as are essential oils in diffusers. One that I heard about last year was plastic oven bags and crockpot liners. When the plastic gets hot it releases toxic vapors. Yuck!

[@briebrie2735]

This is so true about celing fans I have personal experience, when you let your bird out and think they're safe because they're clipped, they're NOT safe. My bird surprised me one day and flew all the way up probably got 6 inches from the fan and I freaked the hell out, fan has not been on since. 🙏🙏🙏 Please be careful with ur babies.

[@justbirbvideos1701]

Thanks so much for this video! About the branches, there’s a wood that is amazing for birds! It’s called Kanuka. It’s really good for their health and it is an amazing texture for them to shred up like a toy. My birds love it😊

[@cathycambas8965]

I had chameleons for years. I used hibiscus branches which grow here. They are safe as is the whole plant.

[@CoolGuy-wl2ov]

76th and I'm getting a cockatiel named popcorn

[@messybeaks502]

Is popcorn going to be a lutino? Cute name by the way!! ❤️

[@CoolGuy-wl2ov]

She is a loutino peral pied cokitiel but you cant see that much grey

[@messybeaks502]

That so cool I have a cinnamon

[@CoolGuy-wl2ov]

Yea her grey has a cinnamon tinted but it's mostly loutino

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@scable-eq7bp]

Thanks Jamie, after watching the video a few times, I spent hours going through my house making it safer for my birds....

[@janellabaxter8372]

I know I shouldn't have favorites, but Comet has a special place in my heart! I can't help but love the constant foot checking

[@cgindustrial1859]

Excellent as always...sorry, one more....CAR DOORS! I had a close call with my green cheek while he was with me outside vacuuming my wife's SUV....just a dreadful feeling being that close to such a drastic outcome.

[@jmdenison]

actually, when you get a rescue dog, the first thing you do is train them to never rush a car door, either from the inside or out. your bird should be firmly on you shoulder or hand and must be completely tame to travel in a car outside a cage. good point.

[@goldengirl54]

Got a "steam cleaning" oven, and beware of catnip. 😊🦜 I always learn a lot from y'all! 💕

[@SanskritBlue]

CATNIP?!?! Whoa! Thank you for that!

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@juliel6254]

I would like to include cooking on the stove when your birds are out. I used to do it all the time because my birds never flew into my kitchen, However one day something spooked them and one of my birds landed on my stove top and thankfully did not land on the hot burner. Ever since then they remain in their cages until I am done cooking. I got lucky. I hope NO ONE ever has that scare like I did.

[@dorkusamericanus]

Yes that’s a good warning. A local pet rescue has a bird they’re trying to rehome who is currently in a foster who was permanently disabled when she flew into her original owners hot tea cup and scalded herself

[@jmdenison]

no bird should ever be in the kitchen. too much danger there. put up a door or bead curtain. agreed.

[@alsswim]

Hot stoves I used to have my bird on my shoulder while I was cooking and then one day realized that she likes to land on the stove which is fine if it’s cool so now before I start cooking I put her in my bedroom which is where her cage is and shut the door so she can fly around my bedroom but not get out into the kitchen

[@jmdenison]

yep. rule is, no birds in the kitchen. too dangerous.

[@MyJAG12345]

Comet and his foot checks such a cutie! Great information!❤

[@Avocetexotics]

This was an amazing video. Some people get birds completely unaware of common household dangers.

[@Crummieboi56]

I inherited two parrots, a Senegal parrot and a sun conure, I’ve learned a lot from these your videos, thank you very much!!! Story of my Senegal parrot: he was hatched est. 1983 and he had three previous owners (including my grandfather of whom I inherited the birds from) the second owner mistreated him and now he was scared of people, but I’ve gotten him calmed down and is now OK with being around people, he still attempts to bite people but still making progress! Story of my sun conure: hatched est. 1998 She is very calm, very vocal too, but we can’t seem to get her to step up, always bites, but as I said making progress, only two other owners (including my grandfather) anyways, thank you very very much for your videos and as always, stay awesome!! :)

[@nicolehatchett1882]

Comet is just so chill

[@Bingewatchingmediacontent]

I just found out that I have been using a ceramic coated curling iron that has Teflon in the coating, and I used it in the bathroom next to my bird room 😰 There are so many products that are coated with Teflon that we aren’t aware of because they’re marketed as “ceramic coated”

[@bradleyramsey8849]

I love your videos, you treat your birds so well and we can tell how much you care about them!

[@spiritmatter1553]

So nice to see Comet again, checking those feets!

[@jessicarendon2763]

We have done things backwards. Got a Green Cheek Conure and THEN started learning. Fortunately he is doing great AND I am a happy bird owner. Learning learning learning.

[@artblast4742]

You are so real with your birds

[@angeltresaabraham6859]

I love the topics your covering during this time its perfect for mee 🥰🦜

[@asapvicetrades3468]

Beautiful bird

[@kayleewebster9335]

Love your videos! Very informative... thanks!

[@punchycat6570]

Oml never been this early!! You and comet looking great as always! 💖

[@karenpeatey6226]

You are amazing Thankyou

[@lillygraygray4018]

Commenting because this video is so so important!

[@Kids4evr]

Im a newby to the bird media, but I stopped using any type of hair gel or oil. My Luna likes to preen my hair.

[@Loveofpets]

I thought I was having vision problems when I saw your thumbnail, lol. It's very clickable

[@OscarChicken]

I love your bird's and watched your videos ❤️😍🐦

[@birdsworld2090]

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[@gaypotato17yearsago5]

I was being stupid and trusted my brother enough to let him watch my parakeet for literally 20 MINUTES and I came back to him panicking and the dog running around with her in her mouth and she ended up breaking her neck and killing her. In other words I’m never talking to my brother again.

[@dorkusamericanus]

Omg I’m so sorry that’s terrible! I’m sure your brother felt terrible also. But yes that must have been heartbreaking:(

[@Moths.and.Margaritas]

Bunny Lover holy crap... I am so sorry, thats the most horrific thing I can imagine. My conure just died last friday... he was super old 20-30 years. But no matter how they go its just heart breaking. Im glad you are careful when ‘trusting’ others with your pets.

[@jmdenison]

really, you should talk to your brother. watching birds is tricky and even the best bird owners lose a bird. sorry your brother is more important than a bird. humans are still more important than birds. forgive him and move on. help him to understand pet care better. I'm sure he didn't mean it and intentions are everything. Did he buy you a new bird? that's what I would do. fix what you break but expect the other person to forgive too. life is to short and your bird for sure is in birdie heaven watching over you. if you can forgive and calm your soul, you will be able to catch glimpses of him or her

[@jmdenison]

the bird forgave your brother, now it's your turn. forgive your brother and talk to him, please. good for you good for him good for the bird. the bird wants you to do this. birds forgive,they are pure spirits. I'm sure there are days when you forgot food or fresh water or fresh veggies, and your bird forgave you. Now forgive your brother.

[@touplesoup]

6:52 dang she really went after people

[@tzxazrael]

i mean... did she? aside from budgies, and maybe cockatiels, every other bird costs way more than a good cage.

[@adrianajencu7949]

I was just watching the video on rico and this notification popped up 🥰💯 looking forward to get an African grey just want to know if they can be flight trained...love from south Africa 💥❤

[@karlahennings9604]

Eyyy same! Where in south africa?

[@adrianajencu7949]

@@karlahennings9604 Kempton park

[@elizabethmoriah5523]

Omg I’m early eeeeek btw i love the video and I am getting A green cheeked conure have you ever worked with them and do you have any advice????

[@SanskritBlue]

She's worked with almost every bird out there, and since green cheeks are so popular, I'm sure she has before. Check out her videos about general things for bird owners, as it has brilliant advice for EVERY kind of bird. You could also watch ElleAndTheBirds kzbin.info/door/rozpXn44uk0V9uQWFhxJuA since she has a green cheek and talks about him a lot. Lots of good videos about them there, too.

[@talhahsyed]

Camelot macaws are so cute and I love the colors. They are my favorite macaw and I hope to get one in future once i'm ready!

[@but_im_Lexi]

Hi! Thanks this was really informative but I was wondering, Is pot pourri safe for birds?

[@tiffanythompson6178]

This is really informative, thank you! And we need a foot check counter for this video! So cute!

[@mercladydeadpool6350]

Very good video! Thanks ! I also wanted to ask if you can do a video on ringneck parrots? Like their behavior etc etc that would be AWESOME 🐦

[@kiki29073]

I have to have ceiling fans in my home living in the South but, I am going to transfer all of mine to fully caged ones for every room.

[@rosannacasella774]

Awesome information I will be a beginner and want to know everything

[@lorettaselway6014]

***ESSENTIAL OILS*** Bird Tricks, I’m so desperate for some factual information on this from bird proffessionals. I really want to give them a try, however I’m finding information online to stay clear of some such as tea tree etc, and sometimes just all of them together. Friends tell me all the time that they’ll be fine around my birds, but they don’t understand the complexity of their respiratory system. Am i over reacting? Or can i still safely use them in my home? I believe this is a topic we should talk about more. They’ve become so popular over the past 5 years, and a lot of ppl are about to receive cheap low quality oils for Xmas coming up soon! Thank you 🥰🦜🦜

[@littlemidwestrebornsdolls]

This is what every bird owner should know. Thanks for sharing. 😊

[@cuzican1902]

I saw Comet. First thought, foot check. I was not disappointed.

[@thedragonlair2797]

Aw comet is the cutest 🥺💛

[@Avocetexotics]

Comet is so precious! I love him so much! ❤

[@MortenHy]

I have had parrots (sorry for the english spelling, I am danish), for 20 years since i was 9 years old, and I got the chance to save a blue forheaded amazon (think you know which parrot), due that nobody wanted it due to the fact that the left leg was twisted....at this time it was 10 years ago since i had a amazon and even though i could see that he would not be able to do what other parrots do (i was wrong), i took him a couple of days after he was born or else he would be killed. Me and my wife (she never had birds before) did everything, including feeding him with a surrence, but he would only eat from my mouth...and I remembered my teenage years with amazons and I let him do it. Yes i took birdfood into my mouth and then Elias could eat it. So 3 years later he is a part of our family, every morning he helps me making food, when i come home from work he says hello and goodnight when we put him to bed. He could sing the whole "mester jacob" song, and I have never experienced a parrot that could talk so much.. The mistake i made was that i loved him too much, and he was always on my shoulders, helping me with daily things. My wife became pregnant and on the first day with my newborn son, Elias flew over to his bed and attacked him. I thought this was just a one time coincidence, but no.. Since nobody wants a parrot with a clumb foot, after he attacked my newborn son 3 times i had to go to the vet. I did not bring a cage, he always stayed with me, and I cried and cried. ..The last thing Elias said to me was "jeg elsker dig ", and even though he did not know what it ment, it totally broke my heart. So the lesson is, please know that a parrot is a long life friend and some of them are very loyal.think before you buy one.. . If you love them they will love you back and you can not just give them away when this happens.. I really believe (yes it sounds dum) that a parrot can die from missing you.. .i am sorry for the spelling..

[@MortenHy]

BTW "jeg elsker dig " means "i love you"

[@pauperslament3467]

Hi Jamie! I wonder if it would be possible to make a video on the dangers of releasing unwanted pets into the wild, namely in the cities and unnatural habitats. I seen a parakeet trying to consort with the native sparrows and they were having none of it. Thanks and best wishes.

[@richardfrazier3620]

Beautiful Bird 💙

[@shahanashahu909]

Wow thank you so much for ur advices

[@iconicstallion5639]

Where did you buy comet from ...../(the most beautiful bird)

[@calypsiomoonlight9455]

2:42 Comet is loading? Was he doin?

[@jellybean4320]

I have an inportant question about whrought iron is it safe for birds

[@karanrajput1178]

Thank you so much mam giving important information

[@matildalivesley1023]

EARLYY!!! I will definitely be doing this for my bird

[@bibi-vx3rx]

Just subscribed and turned notifications on! I love ur channel sooo much! Also u are very lucky to have all these birds! My dream is to get a toco toucan

[@justin6354]

I am a pretty good tig welder . I could make my mom's cage and get him out of the cage he is now. Wow... the time it would take without a jig table would take some time to fabricate. Worth it though.!!!! For sure

[@hollohuman1256]

my sister is getting me a fake tree to go in my room for my two budgies to play on :D

[@bigislandchickens6747]

An unlimited budget or are building your own aviary. Currently our aviary is built out of pvc and mosquito net. I'm saving up for stainless steel mesh to replace the netting

[@jmdenison]

Amazon birds live in the rain forest and pine is the primary tree, so pine branches are best, but your hardwoods are okay, Oak, maple, elm good.

[@drealatulippe4930]

Would a cage with dimensions 31x20x51 be good for two cockatiels, (or two lovebirds or budgies.) We have been watching these videos, and trying to make all the right choices. We haven’t decided on a breed yet, but would any of these safely fit in that size cage? For more context, I stay at home, and they would be allowed out often. Thanks for the info! 🙏

[@maggiemitten8772]

Great video!

[@cob9834]

I have seen a parakeet get hit by a ceiling fan and knocked out cold on the floor. They recovered but I was pretty upset by it but it was not my bird or my ceiling fan

[@W84Mee..]

Is Banza pasta safe for parrots? Can't find information on the 2 ingredients that I'm not sure of. Tapioca flour and xanthan gum??

[@jeffreydonaldson4266]

when using nonstick cookware is it only dangerous when overheated? That is what it sounds like you are saying. I need to be sure as I am thinking of getting a budgie. I think I have a cage piked out bassed on your thoughts of what a bird needs bassed limited "out" time as I live in an apartment. We had one when I was about 9 years old. he liked to crawl into my mouth when I fell asleep on our living room floor. One time did poop in my mouth I almost bite him choking and coughing. If you read this please respond. I have no desire to harm or kill a bird.

[@maryamnaeem9687]

What about self cleaning washing machine?

[@cathycambas8965]

My bird teaches me Patience

[@kimalianebonaiuto]

I have a question!!!!! Can i contact u somehow? Have budgie

[@touplesoup]

That thumbnail is delicious quality

[@ChelseyJanay]

I heard something on the internet about candles is that a myth?

[@courtneysstafford]

Hi Jamie! Do you know if the always pan is bird safe? They say it's free of all the things and ceramic coated.... but still a little worried!

[@BirdTricks]

We always recommend writing the manufacture for the most accurate answer on bird safety with their particular product.

[@johnjay6370]

QUICK QUESTION: We are looking to replace our Air Fryer and how do I know it is safe. We had a Air fryer that was safe, but the ones we see not say "NON STICK CEERMIC" And i don't know what that means, is it still coated with some type of Teflon? Anyways I am so concerned because we had some birds a few years ago die from Teflon poisoning because we did not know our oven liner was coated with Teflon, it did not say anywhere on the Liner that it was Teflon.. It was horrible we lost 3 parakeets and 1 Green Cheek and i never want to go through that again...We always take the birds out of the kitchen when we cook and when the birds got poisoned they were upstairs in their cage in another room and they still died, we thought our house was TEFLON FREE but it was not because not everything is labeled... Anyways if anyone has a Air fryer that they KNOW THAT IS SAFE please send me the model name. They don't sale the air fryer that we are replacing anymore. Thanks,

[@SAJM11]

I use wax paper for my birds lining is that safe?

[@mtb2625]

What is lining?

[@mtb2625]

If it is bedding then it's not safe.!

[@jana-dw4wv]

If your bird doesn't chew on in it's ok but otherwise I would go with either a grid over the paper or you can use newspaper, paper towel, or even cardboard. I use butcher paper because it's relatively cheap and it comes in really big rolls.

[@jana-dw4wv]

@@mtb2625 it's whatever you have on the bottom of your bird cage to catch the poop, food and toy parts.

[@tzxazrael]

seems like it would be more expensive than just recycling old newspapers...? or even just regular paper towel.

[@ashwinghimire8154]

thank you so much,i am geeting a bird in like a week and this helps a lot

[@mad4raj2011]

Hello - can you give me advice on products to use to clean the house like floor and furniture? if you have a cockateil?

[@militarytacticsfitness9883]

What to use when deep cleaning or just cleaning your entire home including floors? Is bleach okay? The parrot store told me it was okay to use bleach, but it seem so strong. Should I avoid it???

[@emilycooper6539]

Thank you!

[@findlay2404]

I keep my ring neck in my room and I keep the window vents and windows open on the safety lock and I clean his cage quite a lot so most of these things in the video are useful but I never really bring him downstair I on,t really bring him into other rooms upstair that are the same and have like no toxic things In them

[@claudiapawlak3971]

What about using the oven for long periods of time? Like preparing a turkey for 6+ hours? Would that also be as dangerous as the self clean function?

[@Mikagow]

I made 100% organic beeswax candles with 100%cotton wicks. Is this not safe? I did research online but I want to be sure.

[@tarynspink]

This might be a dumb question, but is toothpaste safe or harmful for birds?

[@angelscinta7971]

Thank God Kobe is afraid of ceiling fans.

[@plantberet5045]

Hello Jamie Leigh, Do your macaws ever bite you? if so then do you need to go to hospital and get stitches done? My African grey's bites used to really hurt so I imagine macaws can do some pretty bad damage if they are annoyed. This does put me off from getting a large parrot. Should I be scared of getting one?

[@grannysharp772]

Comet is so amazing.

[@tamales318]

Just a quick question, would smoke like from fire or non scented candles harmful?

[@hanson544]

Literally anything that goes in the air, whether vaporized, misted, burnt, etc. Anything at all. Unsafe. If you have to ask, the answer is likely no. Combustion anything produced carbon monoxide. Birds die in forest fires en masse from smoke inhalation all the time.

[@sophiebear7924]

Not first Not second Not third.. Not early.... But im here