Your “After-Work Bird Check-In” Script (That Makes Evenings Way Less Chaotic)
Try this 3-step after-work check-in script to help your bird transition from alone-time to social-time without chaos.
The First Warm-Day Open-Window Mistake That Gets Pet Birds Lost (and the 5-Minute Fix)
When weather warms up, open windows become a top escape risk for pet birds. Use this 5-minute pre-open checklist before any window or balcony door opens.
Parrot Sleep Cage Setup: The Night Routine That Cuts Screaming and Night Frights
A practical sleep-cage setup for parrots: light timing, cover rules, noise control, and a 10-minute bedtime routine that reduces stress behaviors.
Daylight Saving This Weekend? A 48-Hour Transition Plan That Keeps Your Parrot Calm
A practical 48-hour plan to shift light, meals, and bedtime so your parrot stays calm through daylight saving weekend.
Daylight Saving Is About to Wreck Your Parrot’s Sleep? Do This 7-Day Reset First
If your bird gets louder, bitey, or clingy after the clock change, it is usually a sleep-and-routine mismatch. Here is a practical 7-day reset that prevents the spiral.
Bird-Safe Cookware: What to Avoid (PTFE/PFOA) and What to Use Instead
A practical guide to bird-safe cookware: why PTFE fumes are dangerous for parrots, what pans are safer, and a simple kitchen swap plan you can do this weekend.
Bird-Safe Cookware: What to Avoid (PTFE/PFOA) and What to Use Instead
A practical guide to bird-safe cookware: why PTFE fumes are dangerous for parrots, what pans are safer, and a simple kitchen swap plan you can do this weekend.
Is Your Parrot Obsessed With Mirrors? 7 Signs It’s Time to Swap the Toy
Mirror toys can look harmless, but some parrots become fixated and frustrated. Here’s how to spot unhealthy mirror obsession and switch to better enrichment without stress.
Crows Hold “Funerals” — and What Scientists Think They’re Really Learning
When crows gather and call around a dead crow, it looks like mourning. Research suggests they may also be running a high-stakes survival lesson.
Are Wax Melts Safe Around Pet Birds? The Short Answer Is No
Wax melts and scented warmers can quietly pollute the air your bird breathes. Here is what is risky, what is safer, and how to fix your home setup today.