by Red Arnold | Jul 3, 2017 | Bird Safety, Handling Your Bird
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by Red Arnold | Jul 3, 2017 | Bird Safety, Handling Your Bird
Stay away from handling the bird after you use the bathroom, work in the garden with dirt, clean the house, or handle meat for cooking. Wash your hands first and preferably with (unscented) anti-bacterial soap. If that isn’t available then use hand sanitizer...
by Red Arnold | Jul 3, 2017 | Bird Safety, Well Being
I can’t stress this enough. Take off your shoes if you live in cold climates. If a bird gets a hold of a piece of rock salt they’re pretty much dead. Every creature loves salt and even sweets. That’s why dogs will drink antifreeze because it tastes sweet. The bird...
by Red Arnold | Jul 3, 2017 | Bird Safety, Well Being
If you take the bird outside be mindful of sunburn and overheating. If you’re in the shade of a tree, put a piece of paper or something on top of the cage so that if a wild bird poops overhead then your bird won’t be subject to a wild bird disease. Never leave your...
