Regurgitation and vomiting are not the same things in parrots. It is important to know the difference between the two actions because the latter can be a much bigger concern. When a parrot regurgitates, it voluntarily brings the undigested food…
If you find that your house has been silent for a while, it is probably because your parrot is taking its daytime nap. Parrots are quite active and noisy when they’re awake so it’s normal to get tired quickly after…
When parrots are enjoying their time out of the cage, they can get quite naughty and sometimes even get themselves into trouble. So you want to make sure that it is back inside its cage before it accidentally breaks something…
Just like how we use words to communicate with each other, parrots rely on vocalizations to convey their thoughts and feelings. Parrots make many different vocalizations throughout the day and each of them has a meaning they want you to…
Parrots use their beaks for many things, but sometimes they may also use them to make strange noises. One of the more unusual sounds that parrots make is beak clicking. Parrot owners get confused as to what it means and…
Parrots often speak more in vocalizations and body language signs than actual words. There are many strange sounds that you might hear from your parrot but they can also clue you on what they are feeling. Parrots communicate in a…
There can be few things more gross than seeing your beloved parrot have a taste of its own poo. With all the fresh fruits and healthy vegetables, you offer them, it can be quite confusing why your parrot may choose…
It is obvious that a parrot will not know where to poop unless you train them. But seeing unsightly, colorful poop spots scattered throughout the house can be overwhelming for anyone. Compared to other pets, parrots have a pooping tendency…
Parrots are little poop dispensers! How many times have you picked up your parrot or had it on your shoulder when all of a sudden, it pooped on you. Exactly! Most parrot owners will agree when I say that dealing…
Beak grinding is quite normal behavior among parrots. It is when the parrot rubs its lower bill against the tip of its upper bill, producing a faint but strange sound. The clicking sounds are intermittent and can be heard more…
