Category: Improving Parrot Care

Parrots primarily communicate through body language, and it’s our job to pay attention and respect what they’re telling us. By observing and honouring your parrot’s signals, you can significantly reduce the chances of being bitten.

Using positive reinforcement instead of force can reduce aggression and fear in companion parrots.

Encouraging your parrot to forage not only keeps them mentally stimulated but also mimics their wild behaviour, promoting overall well-being.

A gentle approach fosters a happier, healthier relationship between caregiver and parrot.

Using a clicker and target stick can be an excellent way of easily incorporating training into your daily routine.

Parrots primarily communicate through body language, and it’s our job to pay attention and respect what they’re telling us. By observing and honouring your parrot’s signals, you can significantly reduce the chances of being bitten.

Giving your parrot greenery to explore is a great way to encourage natural behaviour, promote health and provide occupational enrichment.