Parakeet Information
Authentic parakeet information is numero
uno for anyone who decides to keep parakeets as pets
in the house. Wrong or insufficient parakeet information
can lead to loss of peace of mind to unhealthy and sick
parakeets in your house. You wouldn't want anything
of the kind in your life, isn't it? Prevention is always
better than cure. Here are some basic parakeet information
for all you parakeet lovers.
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'Parakeets' means "small parrots".
Parakeets have as many variations of their breed as
there are varieties of their color. Parakeets come in
a large variety of colors including pastel blues, yellows,
dark greens, violets, solid whites and almost limitless
combinations of the same.
Parakeets include Alexandrine ring-necked,
Indian and African ring-necked, Rosellas and Scarlet
Chested varieties. Turquoisine and Eleganane are types
of Grass Parakeets. Their small size, bright colors,
and cheerful disposition make them perfect pets. It
is calming to listen to their quiet chattering and chirping.
Some parakeets even learn to talk.
Keeping parakeets with other species
of parrots is a form of punishment. It is known as solitary
keeping. This can lead to communication problems and
other related parakeet behavior problems. Turning their
heads all around and burying them on their backs and
resting on one leg are not to be diagnosed as parakeet
behavior problems at all.
Parakeet care is the most important
step in keeping parakeets as pets.
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Remember their immune
systems can be touchy. This means that at the first
sign of illness, you should contact your veterinarian
immediately. A constant monitoring of their diet, regular
showering and grooming, cleaning of cages can help you
avoid frequent vet visits.
Parakeet health includes a healthy
diet and plenty of fresh water. Foods that are safe
are peas, carrots, peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, broccoli,
pineapples, apples, banana. You should change the water
everyday.
Parakeet illnesses are the usual tag-alongs
when you decide to get a parakeet for a pet. Usually,
there are no documented symptoms. However, you can detect
parakeet illnesses from ruffled plumage, resting often
with its head tucked under the wing or rump, not eating,
discharge from the nostrils or mouth and cloudy eyes.
Author : Nancy
Richards.
Date Posted : 08 - Feb - 2005
Website : https://www.pet-parrots.com
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