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  #1 Willis Robles on 14 Oct 13

   

  Feather plucking is famous to be described as a very nasty habit of the african grey bird. They are notorious feather pluckers. It's said that the Timneh African Grey parrots are not as bad because the Congo African Grey Parrots when it comes to feather plucking. Discover additional resources on this affiliated article directory - Visit this link: where to buy african mango extract. But this is simply not an established fact.
  
  Firstly any bird keeper should ask himself why do parrots pluck their feathers. There are numerous different reasons with this unpleasant habit. The African grey parrot is a parrot species that need very much interest from his human owner. If this does not happens then the bird will probably get bored and this could cause feather plucking. But belive me that the this feather pulling issue is very complicated since it is very difficult to solve it. There were cases when the african greys plucked their feathers because of addressing much interest. Which means you just don't know precisely how to deal with your chicken. Nutritional imbalances, or environmental issues may also take to feather plucking. Some environmental problems might be smocking greatly in the place where the bird is held or keeping him in an area with dry air. Is recommended for african gray birds to get regular baths or even to come in contact with some sort of humid air. Because this could try feather plucking the african dull birds shouldn't experience any frightening activities.
  
  If this unpleasant practice appears in you bird's activities than you should first see a veterinarian. He'll probably make an effort to locate a real explanation for that bird's problem. It's best to try to understand what the vet describes and try to find some methods for handling the situation. Identify additional resources on our related portfolio - Visit this link: Feather Pulling : A Major Problem for your African Gray Parrot | King of marketing. It's confirmed that the african grey parrot is the most intelligent species. His higher amount of intelligence, along with possible improper early socialization in the breeders and not understanding the birds intelligent needs when it becomes a companion parrot frequently leads to neurotic practices -- including pulling.
  
  Timnehs african grey chickens do not pluck their feathers up to the congo african grey bird. This could be because they weren't as common while the congo african parrot. To study more, consider looking at: Feather Plucking : A Major Problem for the African Gray Parrot | Market Analysis. For their duller tone they were not as licked since the congo.
  
  To conclude the feather plucking is just a major problem for that african gray birds since they're extremely tough birds to take care of.

   

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