PARROTS HOME CARE

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MARIE PARROTS HOME

MARIE CLAUDETTE

PHONE: +237 756 532 16

CAMEROON

Email: parrotshome45@gmail.com

Thanks for visiting my website. I will tell you a little about my parrots. They are potty trained and all vaccinated, these parrots are brought up from a very great pet loving home, and they are brought up with much joy and love.They are all registered and micro chipped vaccinated.They are very sensible and friendly, my parrots are being brought up in a home where there are other pets, so they are very familiar with other pets, Parrots are very easy to be trained, and now that they are just still young, it is a good time for you to adopt them and make them your family.Our parrots love to be treated with care and love, they love attention so much, and the way they were brought up is a way that every pet will want to be trained, they are not house broken, neighter are they aggressive, rather they are my best friends, i may consider giving them away singly, but then it will be a great deal if you take them in pairs, because they are so used to each other, and they grew up in a home where friendship is the number one key,they really enjoy the company of each other, and keeping them apart, i don't see that is a very good idea but if you only need just one, then no majoy problem still. I will give him or her out to you if you promise to spend much time at home.like i said before, im not realy into selling my parrots, because each time i think im giving them away, it hurts,but then i don't have any choice, i cannot keep them, not because they are not healthy, they are very healthy and will be coming with one year health guarantee and all paperworks,the only reason am giving this parrots away is because, ever since my husband and my daughter that worked with the animal rescue passed away, thinks have not been the same again,because after my author car crash, my doctors says i may not be able to use my legs again, and you know what that means, it means, there will be no one to carter for my parrots again, no one to take them out for a walk at the beach, no one to play around with them, so i think what is best for these parrots is a very lovely home out there, so that is the reason i only want to find loving homes for them on adoption. since they will come with all paperworks.

AFRICAN GREY(1.0)Congo African Grey (Psittacus erithacus)

African Grey Parrots have been known to have vocabularies of well over 200 words. In one case a bird named "Prudle", a male African Grey, is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as having a vocabulary of over 1000 words.

HYACINTH MACAW(1.0)

The Hyacinth Macaw is calm and known to make an excellent pet. They are sweet, extremely gentle, and are not inclined to make a great deal of noise. They have a very even temperament. They are affectionate and playful, and become quite attached to their human families.

AFRICAN GREY(0.1)Senegal Parrot (Poicephalus senegalus)

An african grey that is well cared for will seldom become ill. Like most birds classified as parrots, some visible signs of illness to be aware of are ruffled plumage, listlessness, drooping wings, sagging body, extreme mood changes, having no appetite, bulges in feathering, partially closed or watery eyes.

HYACINTH MACAW(1.0)Blue & Gold Macaw (Ara ararauna)

Not only is the Blue and Gold Macaw one of the most beautiful, but has one of the best all around personalities of the large macaws. They are affectionate, inquisitive, and intelligent.

COCKATOO(1.0)Umbrella Cockatoo (Cacatua alba)

Undoubtedly the friendliest and most loving of pet birds. With an incredible need for physical attention, Cockatoos love being petted, hugged, and snuggled. A young bird's attachment and affectionate devotion to you requires that you make sure you have time to play with your pet each day.

COCKATOO(0.1)Goffin Cockatoo (Cacatua goffini)

Cockatoos are one of the most long-lived parrots. Though not outstanding in their ability to imitate speech, they exhibit some of the most intelligent behaviors of the entire parrot family.

AFRICAN GREY(0.1)Congo African Grey (Psittacus erithacus)

African Greys enter into a lifelong monogamous bond when sexually mature. Like macaws, they pick their mates carefully. When it is time to breed, the male feeds his mate and both will sing soft monotonous notes.

HYACINTH MACAW(0.1)

They may possibly pick out one person for that special affection but Hyacinth Macaws are more inclined to being a part of the entire family and are good with children. If they are socialized at a young age, these macaws are also quite eager to meet and play with new humans.

AFRICAN GREY(1.0)Senegal Parrot (Poicephalus senegalus)

Some of the more common illnesses are psittacosis (chlamydiosis or parrot fever); bacterial, viral, or fungal infections; feather picking (results of boredom, poor diet, sexual frustration, lack of bathing); allergies; chewing flight and tail feathers by juveniles, beak malformations in chicks

HYACINTH MACAW(1.1)Blue & Gold Macaw (Ara ararauna)

The Blue and Gold Macaw are one of the most readily available of the large macaws and also one of the least expensive.They make them a great companion not only for a single person but when well socialized are friendly with everyone, even other birds.

COCKATOO(0.1)Umbrella Cockatoo (Cacatua alba)

A neglected Cockatoo may resort to uncontrollable screaming or restless feather picking and these habits are very hard to break. Make sure they have plenty of toys!

COCKATOO(1.0)Goffin Cockatoo (Cacatua goffini)

Many species are actually considered a pest in their native country, Cameroon, where they travel together in large flocks. The cereal farmers are hard put too keep them away from bags of grain and out of the fields where they will dig up freshly planted seed

CRATE

A roomy cage is required for the Hyacinth Macaw, at least 3 x 4 feet (91 x 122 cm). Even in this size cage it is difficult for them to extend their wings. They will require a great deal of time outside of their cage in order to exercise and just move their wings. If you should decide to purchase one of the larger wire cages that have powder coated 8 gauge wire, you will loose your money. The Hyacinth Macaw can snap 8 gauge powder coated wires as easily as you can chew popcorn. A 3 gauge wire is strong enough to use for building a flight though it must be made secure through U-bolts and lock nuts. The Hyacinth Macaw is quite clever and if you can put it together, they can take it apart.

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