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Homemade Short Bread
May 21, 2013 By pattyThis was something I made for my Dad for every holiday. God love him and God rest is soul. 1 cup butter softened 3/4 cups sifted Read More » -
Why Should I Cerf My Entire Litter Of Pups?
May 21, 2013 By pattyThe reason for cerfing your litter is to determine if there are any issues you need to know about for the pups you have produced that Read More » -
Ectropion – Eye Condition In Dogs
May 21, 2013 By pattyThis is said to be a hereditary condition in dogs and should be monitored by your vet. The eye lid(s) will droop down and can allow Read More » -
Entropion – Eye Condition In Dogs
May 21, 2013 By pattyThis is an eye condition that is said to be hereditary in dogs. The eye lid turns in toward the eye and the eye lashes can Read More » -
How To Deal With A Stroke
May 20, 2013 By pattyMy mother had a severe stroke in June of 2011 and it was devastating to her and my entire family. Especially my father. The initial shock Read More »
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Picking Your Pet Bird
People usually go to a pet store and find a bird they like. Here are a couple things you should consider before purchasing. Yes, a lot of research is required. Research these to make sure you will be happy with your pet for a long time. Size is a big factor. Do not get a huge bird if you live in an apartment. Behaviors can be associated with species. What they need to eat can be specific and there is a lot of maintenance. Finally, it comes down to if you have the money and time to take care and enjoy your bird. For example, a cockatiel can get 1-2ft big at adult. They make grinding sounds with their beak when they are happy. You can feed them bird seed from the stores, vegetables, and even pasta (cooked)! Clean cage and nutrition is typical maintenance. Costs range $25-$100 and then you have to buy the cage. Spend time taking it out everyday and interacting with it, that will keep you and your bird happy! Now, do that for whatever type of bird you want and go become a happy pet owner!







The parrot species do require lots of time and effort but they are worth it. IF you don’t have the time, a Canary or finch will still give you some satisfaction. Just remember you do have to do more than look at birds that are pets.