 Cockatiel
Care
The best advice I can give regarding
cockatiel care is to get the largest
cage you can afford. Cockatiel care cost is
high. Cockatiels are high maintenance pets. They require
many hours of love daily, which they will then return
to you. An important step in cockatiel care is to provide
the best conditions in the cage. Newspaper is the best
floor covering for a cage; you can inspect the birds'
droppings occasionally to assess the state of his health,
and can take up the top sheets frequently to remove
the dirt.
Cockatiel care includes
good regulation of its diet. This bird is used to eating
seeds, pelleted feed and fresh chopped fruits, vegetables,
and greens. For proper cockatiel care,
it is important to wash your bird's food and water containers
daily. Clean the cage and accessories on a regular basis.
Doing so will help prevent illnesses.
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Another important
step in cockatiel care is to keep its wing feathers trimmed.
Birds with untrimmed wings CAN and WILL fly away.
All cockatiels cannot talk. They love
to whistle and mimic a variety of sounds. Excellent
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