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I hope you can get help for the pain, that really sucks :/
thank you. I hope so too. For the time being I’ll observe my symptoms closely so I can describe and list them as accurately as possible once I get an appointment.
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Why is my birb so scared of cloth and clothes? He freaks out whenever he sees anything clothlike, but i sometimes have to clean out their cage with one :/ he also seems to like my hands more when I'm wearing sleeveless things? It's so weird
a lot of birds are afraid of loose cloth for a few reasons, often it’s because of the way they were treated when they were younger. If they were restrained with a cloth as many birds are they learn to fear them since every association with a cloth has resulted in a very scary situation. There isn’t always a negative past association, other times birds just don’t like big loose materials hovering over them or moving around as they either don’t know what it is and what it’s going to do, it can look like a snake or a larger bird out to get them which deters them from those materials. Some birds also react negatively to certain colours which may be playing a role as well.
For the time being the best option is going to be limiting how many of those things are present in the environment, rolling up sleeves and just getting the bird comfortable with you as best as possible. Over time you can gradually introduce sleeves and cloths to chip away at that fear, I wouldn’t do it right away if you can avoid it since there’s already so many scary things going on right now. Just one thing at a time, do what you can to make the environment as comfortable as possible and work on one fear at a time where possible.
I'm back with my annoying questions about fruits n veggies :p can i feed my birds raw red lentil? I found this tiny pack with them and thought they might enjoy it but i can't find if i have to cook them or not :/
lentils should not be fed raw, they either have to be sprouted or cooked dominantly due to the high concentration of tannins, they also contain phytic acid which works similarly to the way oxalic acid does in spinach, it clings on to certain nutrients and stops the body from absorbing those nutrients present in that particular lentil. Cooking and sprouting breaks down those elements making the food fine.
I asked this earlier already but i don't think you saw, sorry if I'm annoying :p can I feed my birbs raw lentils? They're red
I have seen it, there are currently just a little less than 40 questions in this inbox right now so please be patient I’ll get to them when I have the energy to do so.
edit: I’m actually just going to close the inbox for a while, I’ll reopen it once all the questions in here have been dealt with.
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I just got my lovebird to stand on my hand while i was feeding it :D your blog has helped me so much and ill continue with this training every day as long as i have the time :3 thank you!
Oh and is it normal that my lovebird totally trusts my hand outside the cage but wont take millet then, he seems to be too distracted or scared, whereas in the cage he takes millet but doesn't really trust my hands?
It’s normal but not exactly the best sign in terms of trust and things. Doesn’t mean they trust you entirely it just means they trust you more than the rest of the terrifying environment. Inside the cage the bird feels safe, they’ll be comfortable trying to take some millet, moving around, this is their safe spot where they can react properly. Outside of the cage the bird will be terrified, they’re very exposed and a result is that they won’t want to move, moving around means predators can see you so they stay still and hope nothing hurts them while they evaluate their surroundings. When pulled out of the cage the only thing the bird has somewhat associated with at this point is your arm, they’ll be frozen there because they don’t have any sort of association with anything else at this point so you’re better than all the other more terrifying things.
The reaction you get inside the cage is how your bird feels about your hands right now, the reaction outside of the cage is a forced response based on fear, the bird just has no other option. Best to keep them in the cage or let them wander on their own terms rather than continually putting them in that stressful situation!
I want to give my birds some kiwi but i can't find this anywhere, do i need to peel the kiwi or can i just give pieces with the skin on? Would the skin have pesticides?
the skin is edible but will very likely have pesticides on it and caught between all the hairs on the skin. Peeling fruits and veg is generally just safer to avoid the risks of consuming pesticides.
If i met you i... Wait.. I did meet you ^^
Haha, well there would be a problem if you didn’t see me in all those days you’re sitting next to me in class and during our presentations.
