Feather Pulling : An Issue for your African Grey Parrot - 0 views

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  #1 Walter Sunesen on 14 Aug 13

   

  Feather pulling is known to be a very nasty habit of the african grey bird. They're famous feather pluckers. If you believe anything, you will maybe require to study about pure mango diet. It's stated that the Timneh African Grey parrots aren't as bad since the Congo African Grey Parrots when it concerns feather plucking. But this is not an established fact.
  
  First of all any parrot keeper must ask himself why do parrots pluck their feathers. There are various different reasons for this terrible habit. The African grey parrot is a parrot species that require very much interest from his human owner. If this does not happens then your bird will probably get bored and this could lead to feather plucking. But believe me the this feather plucking problem is very complex because it's very hard to solve it. There have been cases when the african greys plucked their feathers as a result of dealing with much attention. And that means you just don't know precisely how to deal with your chicken. Dietary imbalances, or environmental issues might also take to feather plucking. Some environmental dilemmas might be smocking greatly in the room where the bird is kept or keeping him in a place with dry air. Also is recommended for african dull parrots to have regular baths or even to come in contact with some type of moist air. Because this could try feather plucking the african grey chickens shouldn't encounter any frightening activities.
  
  If this terrible habit appears in you bird's daily activities than you should first visit a veterinarian. He will probably try to locate a physical explanation for the bird's problem. It's better to try to understand what the doctor describes and try to get some methods for handling the problem. It's confirmed that the african grey bird may be the most intelligent species. His higher amount of intelligence, along with possible improper early socialization at the breeders and not knowing the birds mental needs when it becomes a partner bird often contributes to neurotic practices -- such as pulling.
  
  Timnehs african grey chickens don't pluck their feathers up to the congo african grey parrot. This may be since they weren't as common whilst the congo african parrot. Due to their duller color these were not as licked while the congo.
  
  To summarize the feather plucking is really a significant problem for your african grey parrots because they're very difficult birds to look after.MangoDiet
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">Feather pulling is known to be a very nasty habit of the african grey bird. They're famous feather pluckers. If you believe anything, you will maybe require to study about <a rel="nofollow" href="http://www.mangodiet.com/">pure mango diet</a>. It's stated that the Timneh African Grey parrots aren't as bad since the Congo African Grey Parrots when it concerns feather plucking. But this is not an established fact. <br /> <br /> First of all any parrot keeper must ask himself why do parrots pluck their feathers. There are various different reasons for this terrible habit. The African grey parrot is a parrot species that require very much interest from his human owner. If this does not happens then your bird will probably get bored and this could lead to feather plucking. But believe me the this feather plucking problem is very complex because it's very hard to solve it. There have been cases when the african greys plucked their feathers as a result of dealing with much attention. And that means you just don't know precisely how to deal with your chicken. Dietary imbalances, or environmental issues might also take to feather plucking. Some environmental dilemmas might be smocking greatly in the room where the bird is kept or keeping him in a place with dry air. Also is recommended for african dull parrots to have regular baths or even to come in contact with some type of moist air. Because this could try feather plucking the african grey chickens shouldn't encounter any frightening activities. <br /> <br /> If this terrible habit appears in you bird's daily activities than you should first visit a veterinarian. He will probably try to locate a physical explanation for the bird's problem. It's better to try to understand what the doctor describes and try to get some methods for handling the problem. It's confirmed that the african grey bird may be the most intelligent species. His higher amount of intelligence, along with possible improper early socialization at the breeders and not knowing the birds mental needs when it becomes a partner bird often contributes to neurotic practices -- such as pulling. <br /> <br /> Timnehs african grey chickens don't pluck their feathers up to the congo african grey parrot. This may be since they weren't as common whilst the congo african parrot. Due to their duller color these were not as licked while the congo. <br /> <br /> To summarize the feather plucking is really a significant problem for your african grey parrots because they're very difficult birds to look after.MangoDiet <br /> MangoDiet.com <br /> Mango Diet</div>

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