Behavioral Correction

Budgerigars (Melopsittacus undulatus), also known as budgies or parakeets, are among the most popular pet birds worldwide. These small parrots are incredibly expressive, but instea…

Basically, a cockatoo only communicates with its body language and making sounds. The use of this body language and the understanding of it when observed in other cockatoos is inna…

Parrots are intelligent, emotionally complex companions that often display behaviors that challenge their caregivers. From excessive screaming to biting or chewing furniture, it’s …

Rescued parrots often come with invisible wounds—mistrust, trauma, and fear developed from neglect, abuse, or prolonged isolation. Helping a fearful or rescued parrot rediscover sa…

If your affectionate parrot suddenly turns aggressive, territorial, or overly vocal, you may be witnessing hormonal behavior—a natural but challenging phase in many companion birds…

Parrots are social and intelligent creatures, but their interactions with other birds can sometimes turn aggressive. If your parrot is attacking its cage mates or other birds in th…

Parrots are naturally vocal creatures—but excessive screaming or constant noise can signal stress, unmet needs, or behavioral issues. For bird owners, managing a noisy parrot requi…

Feather plucking—also known as feather destructive behavior (FDB)—is one of the most distressing and complex challenges faced by parrot owners. This behavior goes beyond grooming a…

Parrots are highly intelligent, social creatures that require daily mental and physical stimulation. In the wild, they spend hours flying, foraging, solving problems, and interacti…

Parrot screaming can be one of the most challenging behaviors for bird owners. While all parrots vocalize as part of their natural communication, excessive or sudden screaming ofte…