Why Parrots Need to Feel Safe Security means feeling protected from threats. When a parrot lacks that sense of safety, it experiences stress—which can lead to physical and behavioral issues like feather plucking, excessive screaming, and even biting. Learn how Reducing Stress helps prevent these problems. Even though we raise many parrots in human environments,
Birds Aren’t Being Rude—They’re Just Being Birds If you’ve ever prepared a fresh bowl of fruits or veggies for your bird only to see it flung across the room, don’t take it personally! Birds are not trying to frustrate you or critique your cooking—it’s actually a natural and instinctive behavior. Learn how Parrot Health influences
Gradual Steps to Build a Foraging Routine Switching to a foraging-based feeding system should be a gradual and positive experience for your bird. The goal is to spark curiosity, encourage movement, and promote natural hunting behaviors inside their cage. Learn more about Reducing Stress through enrichment. Start Simple and Familiar Continue serving their regular diet
What Foraging Looks Like in the Wild In the wild, parrots spend up to 70% of their day searching for food. Once found, that food isn’t just ready to eat—it must be peeled, cracked, or dug out. This natural process keeps their minds and bodies active throughout the day. Learn more about Parrot Senses and
