John 
Whether you’ve raised ten parrots before or haven’t begun your journey into being a parrot parent yet, just about everyone knows parrots aren’t meant for the cold. Obviously, the phrase cold can be comprehensive and be subjective depending on the person. Still, it’s relatively easy to assume you shouldn’t have your parrot hang out in … Read more
One minute your parrot is a sweet, loving companion pet, and the next they turn into a raging, aggressive lunatic. What is going on? Well, unless they are feeling extremely stressed out or sick, chances are they are going through hormonal changes related to mating season. Like moody teenagers who go through hormonal changes during … Read more
Recently I was talking to a friend about her new lovebirds. She’s so excited to set up the ideal environment for her new parrots! Lovebirds are some of the most popular pet parrots out there thanks to their small size and charming personality, so I knew that she wasn’t the only one with these questions. … Read more
You wake up one morning and there is an egg in your parrot cage – but wait! How is that possible? You have a single female parrot with no male in sight. How on earth is she having babies? Well, she’s not. While seeing an egg in a single female’s cage may be shocking, it’s … Read more
In Islam Haram refers to things and acts that are forbidden and unlawful according to the Quran and Sunnah. It is Haram to keep certain animals as pets due to religious connotations. When thinking about pets, the ones that are Haram are usually seen as unclean, as cleanliness is very important in Islam. Only some … Read more
Quaker parrots, also known as monk parakeets, are native to the southern half of South America, being found in southern Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia. Feral colonies are now well established in parts of the U.S., which is why they are illegal in some states. They thrive in forest and woodland. Quaker parrots are considered … Read more