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Zinc is an extremely important nutrient in your Parrots diet, however; in high enough quantities in the blood, zinc can cause what is known as Zinc Poisoning.

Parrots will often examine new objects by placing them in their mouths.  Normally, there no cause for concern unless your Parrot encounters lead in one of its many forms.  

Your Parrot may learn a lot of things from you, but housekeeping is something that they never seem to grasp.

A bird’s sight is their primary means of communication amongst the flock and especially true of Parrots.  

There are many decisions that are made when owning a Parrot.  One that is very important is the decision of whether to clip their wings or not.  Everything about a Parrot is designed for being able to fly . . .

Why you can't beat a Flight cage for your Parrotlet, Lovebird, Linnie, Budgie, or Cockatiel.

Over the past 15 years, a huge amount of research has been done into Parrot care and behaviour.  Old myths have been debunked and techniques have been refined.  However, not all Parrot care professionals and authors have accepted the new information.

Many Parrot care professionals recommend Red Palm Oil as part of a Parrot's regular diet. Find out why. 

Is your Parrot left footed or right footed? 

An almond each day is one of the best treats for your Parrot because they are the richest sources of beneficial nutrients contributing to optimum health.  Even better is that almonds are delicious and readily accepted by almost all Parrots.