It can be alarming to see your parrot spew up the food it just ate. Vomiting is a serious health issue for parrots, but it’s important to be aware that they also have a natural inclination to regurgitate, which is…
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…
Parrots do not slobber. They are quite fastidious creatures that like to keep themselves clean at all times. So this sloppy behavior might seem a little strange coming from your parrot. Although parrots have salivary glands, they do not produce…
Vision is one of the most important sensory tools for parrots, both in the wild and in captivity. It is how they stay aware of their surroundings and spot threats. This means they cannot afford to lose sight of their…
It can be alarming to see your parrot thrashing and panicking in its cage in the middle of the night. If you observe such behaviors in your bird, it is probably having an episode of night fright. The reason why…
Parrots need a lot of sleep. It’s normal for parrots to take short midday naps even after getting their regular night’s sleep. But it can be worrying if it seems like your parrot is spending more time sleeping than being…
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 a parrot is holding one of its eyes closed, it is probably not a friendly wink. Parrots keep their eyes open when they’re awake and you’ll hardly ever see them blink. So, it can be worrying if all of…
It can be strange to notice your parrot peering at you while half asleep. But then again, no one likes to be disturbed. Parrots do this most commonly during the daytime when they’re usually having a light nap. As odd…
Despite how full of energy they may seem all the time, parrots do need a lot of sleep. With their curious and active nature, parrots are constantly venturing into their surroundings, playing with toys, and engaging in their natural behaviors.…
