How to take care a bird
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This document provides care instructions for keeping a bird as a pet. It recommends providing a sufficiently large cage away from noise and sunlight, with rough sticks for nail wear and a feeder, drinker, and bathtub. Routine care includes choosing an avian veterinarian, interacting with the bird daily, and having the vet trim nails, beak, and wings as needed. Proper care is important for the bird's health and happiness.
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collection efficiently is at about 50%.
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- 2. Accessories
- 7. Feeder Tolvatypes are the best because they always keep food dry.
- 10. After taking a bath, water must be taken away so that he doesn´t get contaminated with excretions.
- 12. Routine Care
- 14. He/she must be available outside of working hours in case your bird has an emergency.
- 18. But if they’re too long, it´s better to go to the vet to get them cut.
- 21. Trimming his beak is essential so that he can eat and interact. You must go to the vet for this.
- 22. Wing´s trimming. • It diminishes the flight, and therefore allows a semi-free life inside home. •The vet must do this to avoid hurting him accidentally.
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