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African Greys are bright, lovably, cheeky, pets. They make wonderful companions and are very entertaining. However, it is crucial that they receive the right care. Firstly, it is imperative that African Grey’s have lots of company, either human or avian. All parrots are very social animals and if left alone for long periods, they will become depressed and could begin to self-harm.
How to Avoid Feather Plucking
Parrots usually self-harm by plucking their feathers, which is typically caused by depression, boredom, or stress. Of course, it is almost impossible to be with your bird all of the time. Therefore, it is highly likely that the bird will sometimes be left alone, but it’s best to try and keep this to a minimum. A parrot may find solace and stimulation in having a radio on when no-one else is around to keep him, or her, company.
What Kind of Cage Should an African Grey Have?
African Greys are among the smaller parrots; however, they still need l.. [More]
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