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Taking care of lovebirds is an essential aspect of having lovebird as pets. Its important for new pet owners to know about lovebird upbringing. Mydearvalentine offers a detailed account about how to take care of lovebirds to guide you regarding the upbringing of your pet lovebird.
Lovebirds are the second smallest species of parrots. They weigh anywhere from 42 to 60 grams. Females are usually a little bigger than males. Peach-Face lovebirds come in many different colors. They are pretty common in pet stores and aviaries because they are easy to breed in captivity. Don't buy a bird based on its color; buy one based on its personality.
Birds that were hand-fed make good pets. Parent raised birds can be hard to tame. If you are thinking about buying a lovebird you need to realize that they can be really noisy at times as scream a lot. They also like to perch on their owners shoulder and playing in their owner's hair. One of the favorite games for pet lovebirds is to hide in their owner's hair or in their pocket. Lovebirds can also learn to talk and whistle and can also respond to a person's voice. If not raised properly with gentleness, lovebirds can become nippy. Make sure you keep lovebirds away from other pets you may have, because they tend to get into squabbles against other pet animals. Lovebirds tend to investigate everything so it's a better to keep an eye on them. Young lovebirds cost around $50 to $75 and the rarer color mutation lovebirds cost something around $100 or more. Lovebirds getting proper care live for many years or at least for the average time span of 15 years.
Lovebirds are a popular bird for those people who are buying their very first bird. They need a daily amount of fruits, vegetables, pasta and beans, etc. In their daily diet they also need pellets and seeds. Lovebirds prefer a large clean cage of at least 24 inches wide so that they will have more space to play around. One should be very careful while buying a cage as to the bar space should be at least 1/2 inch. If the bars are too close to each other then they can get their toes or beaks stuck in between them which may cause injuries. Even the distance of the bars should not be too far away. It's very important to have more and more toys in the bird cage as lovebirds love playing with toys and chewing them. These toys keep them busy, and also helps keep their beaks in perfect shape.
It's good to have more than one perch in the cage so they can climb from perch to perch. Lovebirds being good flyers need regular trimming of their flight feathers whenever they need to be to avoid accidents. Their nails need to be trimmed every 6-8 weeks. Remember to take them regularly to an annual checkup. Also check your bird's weight on a regular basis and keep track of any loss of weight. Watch for signs of illness and remember talk to your vet at the first sign of illness. Always clean the cage regularly. Change the paper daily and wash and disinfect the cage every week. Lovebirds must be purchased in pairs else a single lovebird mostly tends to become close to its owners. Lovebirds need attention on a regular basis and if they go unattended then they become quite unfriendly in nature and they love to be taken out of their cage for some time in the day. It is a good to buy your lovebird from a pet store or aviary that plays with the babies regularly.
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