Featheredpets

If everyone is careful the risk to their indoor birds will be low, i.e maintain high hygiene, remove shoes, wash exposed skin and contaminated clothing etc. Outside bird keepers should be worried as unfortunately it will be in wild birds soon for several years. Another major factor is domestic cats. They will pose the greatest risk to human health and also pet birds. Cats will feed on dead birds with the disease and hence bring it back into the home. They may also bring diseased birds into the home. Therefore if you have a cat keep it indoors at all times, get it a sonic collar or for complete safety get rid of it, harsh but reality.

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I would feed in moderation.

great pictures Karen, beautiful little one's

handsome whichever he is

Look really good.

Fluffballs sleeping is such a cute shot.

hehe very good

lovely, great snaps beautiful bird

hehe great shots

Just watch the bar spacing isn't to big

useful info

how's he getting on

I use a sturdy plastic clip to attach cuttlefish to the cage, take care with Zinc as even small amounts aren't good for the health of your bird

doesn't cooking them destory the benefits?

Sadly birds only need a small amount of toxins to be fatal whereas they deem these levels okay for humans, although I'd prefer not to eat fruit with toxins in.

too much light can make them moult a lot more

welcome to the forum

Honey coated things and millet seem to be a favorite treat

Any news sounds like an infection

interesting info

I would have thought it was okay providing it's pesticide free and washed etc. Anyone else know for sure?

Any news is he any better

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