For many pet owners, potty training is a natural part of bringing a new companion into the home. Dogs are often trained to go outside and some cats can be trained to use the toilet. But, the question remains: what about birds? The answer is yes—it’s possible to potty train a bird, to a degree. […]

Owning a pet bird is a deeply rewarding experience. These intelligent, social creatures bring joy, color, and music into our homes — but they also depend on us for their health and safety. One of the most important (and sometimes overlooked) responsibilities of bird ownership is knowing what foods are dangerous or toxic to birds.

Here’s a guide featuring the top 10 beginner-friendly birds. Read about their appearance, size, and temperament. 1. Budgie 2. Cockatiel 3. Green-Cheeked Conure 4. Canary 5. Zebra Finch 6. Lovebird 7. Parrotlet 8. Lineolated Parakeet (“Linnie”) 9. Pionus Parrot 10. Bourke’s Parakeet Behavior Comparison Table Bird Size (inches) Talk/Whistle Affection Level Noise Level Social Needs

Bird owners love to share healthy snacks with their feathered companions. But not every human treat is safe for birds—and nuts can be particularly tricky. So you may be wondering:“Can I feed my bird pistachios?” The short answer: Yes, pistachios can be a healthy treat if they’re raw, unsalted, and offered in moderation. But, there

1. Why Frequency Matters Birds produce an average of 30 to 60 droppings per day, depending on their size, species, diet, and activity level. Birds process food quickly, which leads to frequent elimination. While this is natural, the accumulation of droppings can quickly create an unhealthy environment. When left unattended, droppings begin to break down