Тёмный

Are  

Parrot Bliss
Подписаться 14 тыс.
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.
50% 1

Опубликовано:

 

29 окт 2024

Поделиться:

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист
Посмотреть позже
Комментарии : 25   
@hugbloom2664
@hugbloom2664 Год назад
I love your videos Kalyn. This one was good showing the greys and their different moods and personalities. Also enjoy seeing them poke around in the mud.
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss Год назад
Thanks for saying so, Hug! Yeah, I love Greys, they are amazing!
@janleekelley1545
@janleekelley1545 3 года назад
I love African Grey parrots but I wouldn’t own one. They need soooo much attention and mental stimulation. Even if you do everything right they can still pluck and barber. I don’t think they’re cuddle bugs. I also have spoken to a lot of owners that have said they can be sneaky biters. Many years ago I rescued a much older Timneh. Andy was a plucker. I don’t know if he was male or female. Andy, did talk when he wanted to. He was very reserved but he liked to be out with us. I agree they need a lot more than most people are willing to give. I think you hit on many excellent points. 👏👏👏👏👏❤️
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
Thanks Jan - You know, I think that to some extent, these parrots require more than people have the energy and time to understand let alone give. I think ours are happy, since they do not escalate their plucking. I think it's because we let them be themselves and be a flock. I just don't let Adonis be mean! And yes, they do that biting!
@charlieriekers8291
@charlieriekers8291 7 месяцев назад
I rescued 2 african grays with no parrot experience I gave one to a breeder and she gave me pick of the clutch I hand fed his and raised him he talked said everything , was lovable he was in love with our dog and the dog loced him our dog passed away the gray would feed him nuts and kiss he nose after he died two weeks later my gray died and I think it was of a broken heart I cant get over the lose
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 7 месяцев назад
I'm so sorry to hear about your loss. Yes, I understand, it can be hard to get over the loss of a pet. Try another parrot. Or an AG, they are just expensive these days. Conures can be louder, but you may love the attention, love and affection they offer.
@twinkletoes.9968
@twinkletoes.9968 Месяц назад
Condolences on your losses.
@LIFEOFMARIAHANDBOSS
@LIFEOFMARIAHANDBOSS 10 месяцев назад
I had a cuddling african grey, but i got her when she was still in nursery. I was feeding her and cuddling her and she was very cuddly. Sadly my ex husband thought i was cleaning her toys and perch with bleach and he killed her. I used white distilled vinegar mixed with water all throught the house. I only use bleach to mop the floors and to do laundry and ny dishes
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 10 месяцев назад
Oh, I’m so sorry to hear that- that must have been so hard for you 😮‍💨
@livingwithpetsandplants9539
@livingwithpetsandplants9539 3 года назад
Good Set up. Do give them something stimulating to keep them away from being a plucker. Stimulation can be a piece of paper or a twig or some old toys to chew. They talk when you keep repeating the same word daily. Try talking to them before giving food. Have a look at my channel also.
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
That is so sweet of you! Yes, I've done videos on enrichment and I just did one on toys that I got at an expo for them. I just focus on parrots, I absolutely love them and love learning about them. I'm looking forward to checking out your channel! I'm happy to meet you!
@kristiejennings3697
@kristiejennings3697 3 года назад
It’s so sad that people bring these beautiful birds to their home and than surrender them to a rescue. What are your thoughts on why birds pluck and how to help them? Are you for using medications?
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
parrotbliss.com/why-do-african-grey-parrots-pluck-their-feathers/ Here's a blog I wrote on AGs plucking - I'll plan to do a video too. I use the CBD oil that we developed for our Green-cheeked Conure that had nerve damage. The oil also works well for plucking, especially if you catch the plucking right away. Do you have a plucker?
@kristiejennings3697
@kristiejennings3697 3 года назад
@@ParrotBliss Sadly my Cape Parrot Luna started plucking in her second year. It’s mostly under her wings. She starts in February and stops mid summer. Talking with her avian vet it could be hormonal. Her health is great. She eats a lot of vegetables and gets pellets in the evening. I give my birds fruit once a week. I give her nuts for training and foraging. She’s out of her cage all day. She has several play-stands throughout our home. Another problem with her is bathing. Maybe once a month she will use her water dish which will only get her head wet. I spoke to the first avian vet that I had and her suggestion was put her in the sink and spray her down whether she likes it or not. I did it two times. Luna screamed like I have never heard her scream. I felt horrible. I never went back to that vet again. I don’t think that’s right. I have tried everything. I do take her into the bathroom with me when I shower so a least she gets some humidity. I wish I could figure out how to help her. I should mention that she does regurgitate on me during plucking months.
@annalisaramsdell2799
@annalisaramsdell2799 6 месяцев назад
Is it fine to get an African Grey in an apartment? Heard some people have. Do they ruin things?
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 6 месяцев назад
Yes, I would get an AG in a -not too small- of an apartment. Yes, they can ruin things. They chew on wood as 'normal' behavior. Great pets. If you get 2, they entertain each other more too. Make sure you have enough room in the apartment for their cage.
@bandawhat33
@bandawhat33 3 года назад
Do you know anything about mitred conures or cherry headed conures?
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
😢 No, only that they are loud, so I don't have them in my house.
@bandawhat33
@bandawhat33 3 года назад
@@ParrotBliss Do you know if there is a way to get them to be more quiet or is that just part of their nature?
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
@@bandawhat33 They are known for being loud, it is their nature.
@ninabaebae6334
@ninabaebae6334 3 года назад
do you feel the timneh is stand offish also ?
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
I wish I knew. I understand them to be more congenial than Congo's, and I would have picked him this if they had been an option. Unfortunately, I've never gotten to engage with one.
@chadb7694
@chadb7694 3 года назад
And she won't ever come to you for affection? Sadly not a very cuddly one. What about the Timnehs???
@ParrotBliss
@ParrotBliss 3 года назад
No, she won't come to me for affection. But she can be affectionate with her best-feathered-friend, Venus. Venus and Zeus will seek affection from my husband, or bite! Typical African Grey behavior. Timnehs - wish I knew. Unfortunately, I've never gotten to experience one.
@chadb7694
@chadb7694 3 года назад
@@ParrotBliss Thank you. I have 2 new Parrotlets, very young. Always afraid of me. How can I get them to bond with me?
Далее
What are African Greys Like?
22:44
Просмотров 199 тыс.
Brawl Stars expliquez ça
00:11
Просмотров 7 млн
Does This Bird Actually ENJOY BITING PEOPLE!?!? 😈
13:21
Baby African Grey Parrot's first few weeks
10:09
Просмотров 50 тыс.
I Have Terrible News About Penguins...
30:51
Просмотров 483 тыс.
What Is It Like To Have An Amazon Parrot As A Pet?
10:39
Brawl Stars expliquez ça
00:11
Просмотров 7 млн