Birds

Invite the uplifting sounds of wild birds into your garden by ensuring their basic needs are met and keep them coming back for more. Here’s how:

Pet lovers are animal lovers in general, so it’s quite common for cat- and dog owners to want to attract birds to their gardens, despite the risks of their pets becoming predatory. Here we’ll explore the practical ways to enjoy wild birds in your garden while focusing your pets’ instincts elsewhere.

There’s no denying that pet birds – especially the exotics – are gorgeous and interactive and turn most of us into admirers. However, there is a startling amount of knowledge and adjustment required before you can even think of owning an exotic bird. This is just the tip of the iceberg.

In the wild, birds spend most of their time engaged in behaviours that earn them food. Flying and foraging, the hard work pays off with

Did you know that some of your feathered friends might outlive you?  Pet birds can live surprisingly long lives and many large parrots have been

If the thought of caring for a feathered friend gives you the warm-and-fuzzies, you need to do a bit of research before you commit the next few years or decades to raising a healthy and happy avian pet. Here’s what you’ll need