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Just wanted to say. Reading your blog made me aware of the dangers of seed diets. And since switching to a pellet/seed mix my birds have never been better! Their feathers look brighter and they seem a lot healthier. :)
That’s fantastic! Just have to work on getting those fresh foods in there (if they aren’t already!), going to have some super healthy babs!
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This isn't a question but I'm starting to clicker train my flock and they're catching on! First they were alarmed at the strange sound (the clicker) but they're really smart and they all associate it with millet now~
That’s awesome! Such smart babs, great job!
I've gotten two pretty hand-shy cockatiels at the shelter to warm up to me thanks to your advice! Now they'll come towards me when I walk into the room and let me hold a sprig of millet in their cage and come eat from it, when they used to avoid me and fake-strike at me constantly. :)
aw such brave beans, great work! I love hearing your updates!
I just recovered Mortimer! He's doing alright, he's hungry and thristy but is not panicked or showing signs of obvious distress. The vet is closed today, and i am looking about for any emergency places, but should he be ok for a day? I am trying to find a good way to keep him healthy after that, frankly, terrifying adventure. I know you are not a vet, but any help is welcome!
That’s such a relief!!
He should be okay for a day, just give him plenty to eat and drink and a lot of love. You can check over him for any injuries or just watch his behaviour closely, if you notice anything odd, limping, favouring anything, and such take note of it to bring it up with a vet.
So glad you got him back!
Hey ☺ you helped me with some tips about befriending my budgie, and it's working! He's really obsessed with preening my hair, and apparently that's a better reward than his favourite food. He now sits with me for a while preening me before leaving!
that’s wonderful!
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Oh man. I never in a million years would think that Ed would ever spend as much time with me by his own choice. While he absolutely refuses to learn how to step up, he flies over and plays with my fingers and toes and lets me boop him with my nose and gives gentle kisses all over. Such a good bird!
Thank you for all your help! I never would have made it this far without your expert advice and answers!
aw way to go! You guys have made fantastic progress!
My grandma was never confident enough to work with her budgies, but we made big strides today - thanks to your advice here i was able to teach her most skittish one to step up and he's gotten much more comfortable with us. I just wanted to thank you!
aw that’s wonderful, great job! Way to go little brave budgie!
I just wanted to say that recently i've started down the path to convincing my tiel that veggies are her friend! I have a feeling your recipe for the bird balls is going to be a big help for me. I know she likes sweet potatoes already. It's just a matter of hiding the veggies in there! 2 days in a row now she has taken nibbles out of it, so i have hope that this will work. i just wanted to say thank you for sharing that recipe on your blog!
That’s absolutely wonderful! I’m so glad the birb balls have been able to help! She’ll be one happy, healthy bird in no time!
