Keeping your BIRDS HAPPY while you are at WORK!

[@ParrotTown]

Another great, helpful video💖💖 I'm not sure if you've ever been to our channel, but we actually have a series called TV for Birds that is made just for this purpose 💖 each week we live stream our episodes and then they are placed in the playlist. If you were to click play all in the playlist, it would literally take over a month to get through each episode, back to back. Ive had amazing feedback from people that put the episodes on when they have to leave their babies. Thank you for the wonderful vid! Im new to your channel and ive really enjoyed your content and your babies😆💖💖🦜

[@FlockofFive]

That is so wonderful! I am pinning this comment so other people can check out your playlist, we will definitely be showing it to our birds! Thank you again for this wonderful tip!

[@ParrotTown]

@@FlockofFive wow! Thank you so much 💖 I actually started the series because i had trouble finding parrot specific videos to put on for my own flock. So, i said, well, we'll create something for the other birds out there💖 i just love hearing from others of how they have helped their own birds. It's amazing 💖🦜 i hope your babies enjoy it too!

[@cathydemuth8241]

Video on making state toys for your parrot is wonderful. Especially interactive toys for small to medium size parrots.

[@cathydemuth8241]

I mean parrot toys

[@FlockofFive]

@@cathydemuth8241 Hi Cathy! Yes, we hope to make a video on that very topic in the near future, please subscribe (if you haven't already) and vote on our polls for the next video!

[@daniellesanchez2031]

Omg thank you for making this video! We recently are struggling with a self mutilating/plucking sun conure and we suspect it is from stress/depression. Me and my partner both went back to work full time and we are desperately trying our best to provide anything and everything she may need to distract her from plucking. Going to try everything you mentioned!

[@maheksurti3699]

Thank you!! I was stressed about how i can start doing a job without letting go of my birds. Thank you 😭😭😭❤️❤️❤️. I subscribed and liked this video too.

[@ryanpyer8917]

I have seen many people keeping their parrot in a little cage, just judging by that you are really caring parents. Thank you for the lesson gonna see more of your videos

[@arandonn7347]

SOOO HELPFUL

[@mariahsmith2427]

also what's the camera u use so u can talk to ur bird when ur away

[@rosejacks8662]

This was very helpful!❤️

[@isabellaomg123]

i just want to say that this channel is so much more helpful than a lot of big channels i watch... every single question i have about my new sun conure you have a video about... thank you! also.. a DIY bird toy video would be amazing.. with safe bird rope/products and where to find them!

[@FlockofFive]

Isabella Figueroa thank you so much Isabella! We are so glad to hear you find our videos helpful ❤️

[@mariahsmith2427]

what size cage do u recommend for greys in getting a 2 month old

[@oakleyspringer]

do you have any advice for someone who is going off to college?

[@foodoverlord1557]

Can you send me a link on what camera you got to watch your birds?

[@Armoredfish]

I'm getting a gray red tail soon so thanks for all the tips, I got like one of those security camaras with a speaker installed so I can talk to them while I'm gone for a while

[@nadineshayya9026]

Do u mean African grey parrot i have a grey african he is so cute

[@Armoredfish]

@@nadineshayya9026 er where I'm from they call it a Grey red tail sorry

[@nadineshayya9026]

@@Armoredfish I wasn't hating or anything :) btw be careful mine does bite and he really hurts maybe yours is trained better idk

[@Armoredfish]

@@nadineshayya9026 ye about that, mine passed away yesyerday:(

[@gtg8289]

Dont get a bird if you are gonna be away for hour on end, but if you are going to get birds two or more birds of a kind so they will keep themselves entertained and feel happy and safe at all times.

[@vice3274]

?What color is the African parrot cage

[@FlockofFive]

It is pewter!

[@cOcO-vw3jq]

Is it alr if my parrot can stay alone with no other birds?

[@jolancadesouza3315]

Hi. My African grey has a big problem with feather plucking and we tried an E collar but he did not adapt. What do u suggest ?

[@petergiske2597]

Avian vet. She is not a vet so what can she do?

[@meloshayaalm8824]

I don't mean to sound rude or anything just noticed something and as a parrot owner I think I have to tell you which is about the toys. parrot toys shouldn't be as the same toys given to a human baby. therefore, it shouldn't be made out of plastic or anything like that. it should me made out of woods or something that is actually good for them to shred. because if they were to play with some of the harmful toys you placed in their cage their is a possibility of them ingesting bits of it and ending up in the vet. Again, im not being rude or anything and I see from what your doing that you mean well and maybe you're just not aware of these things, I know I wasn't until I saw a video from birdtricks, (a KZbin channel about parrots) they were explaining the types of toys not to give to parrots. anyways, I hope you see this comment and be able to take better care of your sweet parrots. I wish you both well.❤️❤️

[@VCthaGOATdunker]

Seems like every parrot owner is a narcissist who think only his/her way is the right way. Tons of great parrot owners give their birds plastic toys. You just have to watch out for what exactly you're giving them which mainly concerns the size and durability of the plastic toy.

[@Ketpip]

I agree it think its best to keep the toys natural and if you use plastic i think its better to be their to watch them

[@pigeonincognito]

this is true for *some* toys. If they are big enough for big birds and small enough for small birds and baby-proof, they can be fine! You are right, but if its safe for babies 100%. i think with supervision it would be okay. Baby toys can be very enriching, and time consuming with more durable toy material, but please please supervise if the toys aren't typical size but might still be okay! safe birds out there

[@bluec9046]

for me , it is cruel to let a bird in a cage for hours, if you work outside your home don t take an animal, this is just selfish

[@donuttheleo6660]

A bird sometimes NEED to be in s cage for reasons 1.cats 2.when a person goes to your house randomly and just like hits your birds 3.eating various foods like chocolates 4.going outside if it's in a cage yes it can go outside but if it is trained to go back to you you can set it free but will eventually come to you and if the birds cannot survive in the wild it will most likely die 5.accidents touching something sharp that can hurt them or kill them 6.getting lost You can keep the bird in a room if you want