Exotics Pets Shop

-Black palm cockatoo
$250 for chicks/ $500 young

-Blue and gold macaw
$250 for chicks/ $500 for young

-Citron cockatoo
$250 for chicks/$500 for young

-Gang gang cockatoo
Not available

-Goffin cockatoo
Not available

-Green wing macaw
$300 for chicks/$500 for young

-Harlequin macaw
$300 for chicks/$500 for adults

-Hyacinth macaw
$300 for chicks/$500 for young

-Major Mitchell cockatoo
$250 for chicks/$500 for young

-Rose breasted cockatoo
$300 for chicks/ $500 for young

-Scarlet macaw
$250 for chicks/ $500 for young

-Umbrella Cockatoo
$250 for chicks/ $500 for young

-Gallah Cockatoo
Nor available

-Scarlet Macaw
$250 for chicks/$500 for young

-Sollomons Island Eclectus ,
$400 for chicks/ $600 for young

-Congo African Grey parrot
$250 for chicks/ $500 for young

Also available are the:
-Amazon Parrot
$250 for chicks/$500 for young

-Finches
Not available

-Falcons
Not available

-Emu-Love Bird
Not available

-Canaries
Not available

-Conures
$250 for chicks

4 Things Every Parrot Owner Should Do

DO:

1. Read and learn, and make an educated decision about which pet parrot species is right for you and your household BEFORE you buy. It is often useful to ask the opinion of multiple educated parrot people, but not those who have something to gain from their answer. In other words, avoid personal agendas (such as store sales people who have just the right bird for you) and seek the help from those whose only motivation is helping you find the right pet bird.
2. Make sure you and your human family can tolerate the voice of a particular parrot species prior to bringing one home. Noise sensitivities vary and different parrot voices can grate in different ways.I’ve lived for 45 years with large macaws – birds whose vocalizations can practically shatter windows. Yet one of the most aggravating vocalizations I’ve ever encountered was a cockatiel whose shrill “Weep? Weep? Weep?” drove me crazy. It has to do with auditory frequency, and I reacted as if it were fingernails on a blackboard.
3. Find an experienced avian veterinarian NOW, PRIOR to emergency. The last thing you need to do in the face of an emergency is start looking for an experienced bird veterinarian. And if you are lucky enough to find someone, you will be dealing with a stranger, not someone you already know and trust. Additionally, many veterinarians do not take new clients as emergencies. Now is when you need to find an experienced avian veterinarian – not a dog and cat vet who does birds on the side. I am not exaggerating that your feathered friend’s life could depend on it.
4. Teach your bird to eat a varied, nutritional diet. Since malnutrition is the underlying cause of most medical problems in companion birds, the best way to prevent such problems is to make certain a pet bird eats an excellent diet. You are the one in total control of that diet, unless your bird has access to the refrigerator when you are not home.
4. Teach your bird to eat a varied.

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