Why Your Parrot Grinds Their Beak at Night (And When to Worry)
Beak grinding at bedtime is usually a good sign—but not always. Here’s how to tell normal “I’m cozy” grinding from pain, breathing issues, or stress.
Beak grinding at bedtime is usually a good sign—but not always. Here’s how to tell normal “I’m cozy” grinding from pain, breathing issues, or stress.
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Your bird is pulling out its own feathers?! Don’t freak out, but DO pay attention! It’s not just a bad habit, it’s your bird waving a red flag. Think of it like this: you wouldn’t ignore your friend if they were suddenly acting weird, right? Same goes for your feathered buddy. Ignoring feather plucking is … Read more