How much chamomile tea does my parrot ACTUALLY drink? A very scientific experiment

[@maryfleming3403]

Jack has as much damn tea as she wants any time!!!!!!

[@FartBird]

The only correct answer ❤️

[@llamalord2758]

If you tell us how much she weighs we can calculate what % chamomile tea she is

[@mariettaurseth-presser4366]

That means it is scientifically proven to be the precise amount needed in the care and well being of the most perfect spoon throwing lady bird, in the world.

[@FartBird]

Exactly! The more you know… 🤷‍♀️

[@JUMALATION1]

Face pliers xD

[@FartBird]

she knows how to use them too 😭

[@johntremblay4100]

I hope it’s decaf 😂😂😂

[@FartBird]

Jack drinks parrot safe herbal tea which is caffeine free - she’s high enough on life as it is 😂😭

[@fh9061]

Is it hot or cold or room temp?

[@FartBird]

It’s warm, I’m not sure what temperature but I usually put it to my lips to make sure it isn’t hot! Luke warm is safer when experimenting ❤️

[@geslinam9703]

I knew from the first video I watched of yours that you weren’t American. It wasn’t your accent, because you didn’t talk in that video. It wasn’t the tea, plenty of us Yankees drink tea. It was the electric kettle. I just got one, don’t know how I have lived without it all my life. I don’t know what they aren’t a thing here.

[@tacitozetticci9308]

I'll assume you know what you're doing and that there's no caffeine in that beverage, but please modify that title. Kids and people are gonna think regular tea is safe for parrot consumption. It is not, it's toxic.

[@FartBird]

I’ve been making tea videos for so long, I think I just forgot on this occasion - usually it’s written on the video itself. You make a good point and it wasn’t intentional, I’ve fixed the title now!

[@rajendrashetti2363]

​@@FartBird simply remove tea....as people don't know what chamoile is but definitely what tea is. Can't put a cap on assumptions and stupidity😅 Hence please remove the word tea as well...

[@FartBird]

If someone sees chamomile in a title and makes their bird a caffeinated tea or coffee, then I’d suggest they shouldn’t be taking care of a bird and that is not my responsibility. We have tea time - Jack responds to ‘tea time’ I’m not rewriting Jack’s favourite time in the world when I’ve clarified that it’s chamomile and do so in many videos but thank you for the suggestion. Companies sell ‘bird tea’ and experts post ‘bird tea’ content so if you’re looking to change the way that people use language, you’re better to start contacting companies directly.

[@johonsberger]

@@rajendrashetti2363People don’t know what chamomile is? Can you Google or watch other videos?

[@JetBoxOne]

Caffeine addiction is real, and it is deadly for parrots, tea is toxic to parrots.

[@Sinjalda]

Chamomile is caffeine free

[@FartBird]

You’re correct - which is why Jack drinks herbal tea (chamomile or some fruit flavours). Herbal tea, when safe, is actually a very healthy addition to a bird’s diet!

[@kerrymcbride5868]

@JetBoxOne fuck up, and mind your own business, Jack is well looked after. Instead of being a keyboard commenter, why not do something productive, get off your hole and rescue a parrot, then let every single one of us judge you.

[@johonsberger]

Spend more than five seconds watching a video, or try Google before commenting.