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Have you been wondering, "How do I stop my parrot from plucking his feathers?" you've come to the right place.  Top level bird behaviorists have identified the exact strategies that have the best outcome for changing unwanted bird behavior. Stop throwing spaghetti at the wall hoping that it sticks. Start using the strategies that actually work today.

Bird collars are a common method used by bird owners to help keep their birds from engaging in self-mutilation or traumatizing themselves. But in some cases, they can really stress a bird out. Learn ways to support collar acceptance and other long-term, science-based strategies for helping birds that have been feather plucking.

Every day we hear sad stories about fearful and phobic parrots.  There is nothing that you want more than for your bird to be happy and fun to be around. Want your loved pet to improve their quality of life? Read on to learn step-by-step strategies to calming it down.

Many people have been wondering what role can essential fatty acids play in the health of their pet birds. Let this article clear it all up!

You've taken excellent care of your pet bird, ensuring that they're as happy as possible each day. But now as they start to age, you have questions about caring for them well. Here are answers to some common questions about caring for an aging bird from those who have been there before.

Avian arthritis can often go unnoticed until more severe stages develop. Signs of the illness vary between different species and breeds of bird. What causes this illness in your beloved feathered friend? In this article we'll explore the causes of avian arthritis, tell you the signs to look for, and give you expert advice on how to fix your bird's avian arthritis!

Do you have a nervous bird that freaks out every time that you approach it? Of course you want your bird to be happy. Bird training is the answer. Learn 4 tips to train a nervous bird.

Got a moody bird? Maybe, it's got too many stress hormones floating through it's blood stream. You can address high-strung parrot behavior by rearranging the environment but, also, with a diet remix. Learn which fresh foods naturally calm the brain.

Learn about why your bird needs calcium, magnesium, and vitamin D.  Also, what the symptoms of a deficiency are and how make sure that your bird gets the nutrients that it needs.

I'm here to teach you about a bird training technique called Positive Reinforcement. This technique uses a reward to change a behavior. It's a pretty simple technique, but the results are amazing. Check out this blog to learn more.