There’s a True Parrot Lover’s
Universe Waiting for You

Dear Parrot Lover,

It’s hard to imagine a richer online resource for parrot owners than the social networking offered at Youpet.com.

From information on all known bird types (from Accentor to Umbrella Cockatoo) to regularly featured bird types (with descriptions of the type and its natural habitats) to health and training tips to member forums (with pet blogs) to parrot expert Cindy (get just the advice you need) to Rainbow Bridge (a “Place for the Pets We’ve Loved and Lost”) this site delivers exactly what you and your parrot need.

Click here and fly to this exciting world

The #1 community of birds and bird owners on the Web

You might not know as much as you think you do about your parrot. Here’s your chance to exchange experiences with other owners and to get answers to some of those niggling questions you have (I-s it the bird, or is it me?).

Read and comment on thousands of bird blogs posted by birds. Birds have plenty to say, if given the chance, so tune in and find out what they’re thinking and the experiences they like to share.

Tap into the immense library of articles, photos, videos and other resources to find the tidbit you’re looking for, or to discover new things about the parrot you own.

Click here to join this vibrant community

It’s the dynamic interactivity that is so rich

It’s one thing to go online to find some information. It’s another thing altogether to go online and step into a worldwide family of fellow parrot lovers just waiting for you to join them and to participate in building an even bigger and better community.

Your parrot will love it as much as you do. What bird wouldn’t feel good knowing that it can speak to other birds all over the world and help other bird owners build better awareness of what birds want and need?

It costs nothing to become a member. Just complete a simple form to set up your account, and you’re in. With just a few clicks you and your parrot will instantly gain hundreds of new friends.

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Meet Vida

Here’s a sample of what you’ll find:

Vida is a blue and yellow Macaw.

Favorite Food :	corn on the cob
Favorite Activity :	watching judge shows
Favorite Toy :	toy that holds peanuts
Energy Level :
Vida’s owner says: Vida is a stunning bird that came to my private bird rescue/sanctuary in 2009. I call her a girl as she is so sweet, but I really don’t know. She say’s “out” when she wants on the play stand, and yells “come here” when she can’t see me. She has become comfortable in her new home and is now one of the flock. She has a club foot and is missing a toe, but it doesn’t slow her down. She loves to watch TV, eats like a football player, and gives kisses. I wonder if she knows she’s a bird.

Click here to join Vida and friends

Regards,

Nathalie Roberts

Dear Parrot Lover,

Birds of a Feather Flock Together - and They’re Flocking at YouPet

You think social networking with people is fun. Wait ’till you and your bird
join this group.

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Here’s an opportunity to not only share your own bird experiences, but to discover new facts about the bird you own.

You will find photos and information on a wide variety of bird types, and you’ll learn what other owners of birds like yours have experienced and discovered.

And of course you’ll meet bird experts who can help you address those little difficulties that can arise in the life of a bird owner.

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This is the number 1 community of birds and bird owners on the Web.

Learn fascinating details about the bird you own through the site’s extensive articles, photos and videos on birds of all types.

Enjoy thousands of profiles of member birds and bird owners, along with their videos, blogs and forums.

You’ll meet Cindy, YouPet’s pet expert, who maintains a wide ranging blog on the site.

There’s “Rainbow Bridge: A place for pets loved and lost,” where owners can post photos and information about their beloved pets who have crossed Rainbow Bridge into a wonderful life beyond.

Click Here To Take advantage of the fabulous “How To” videos that cover a wide range of topics for pet owners.

YouPet truly is the place where pets rule! You owe it to yourself and your bird to wing on over to YouPet now.

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Regards,
Nathalie Roberts

Dear Parrot Lover,

Welcome to my new Parrot Blog. I am sure all the Parrot lovers across the globe will be have a great time while interacting through this Blog.

The important topic I will cover in my Blog today is Cage Placement. The right cage placement can solve a lot of behavioral problems of your Parrot.

Let me relate an incident. My friend Jake had a parrot who was very cranky. He used to scream a lot and would try to bite anyone who went too close to his cage. My friend and his family were obviously very worried. They went to the vet but the bird was physically fit.

Do you know what the vet suggested as an antidote?

He told my friend to change the position of the cage. They shifted the cage to the kitchen area. From there he could see everyone in the hall. Surprisingly, in a few weeks, he changed to a very sociable and perky fellow!

Apparently, from his former position, the parrot couldn’t see much of his human-family. And that irritated him. And the only way he knew of showing his irritation was through screaming and biting.

So, you can now understand how important the right placement of the cage is.

Here are a 10 basic guidelines that you should keep in mind while choosing the right place.

=====Do’s=====

1. Keep the cage in a place from where he can see his human family. This helps in developing his social behavior.

2. Place it in a corner. If, for some reason, you have to place the cage in the center, make sure to cover at least 1/3 of the cage with cloth. That will give the bird a personal nook where he can retreat to.

3. Place the cage away from gusty winds.

4. Keep the cage somewhere high up in the air. It is best to hang the cage. Birds feel insecure on the ground.

======= Dont’s =======

1. Though your parrot needs to see everyone, don’t place him near a high traffic zone. Too many people coming into the room might make him nervous. Keep him at least five feet away from traffic.

2. Don’t place him near a window. Your parrot will always be worried about the predators he sees outside, and will try to be alert 24 hours a day. This will make him disagreeable and grumpy.

3. Place the cage away from cats.

4. Do not place the cage close to the TV.

5. And the last and most important thing to keep in mind regarding cage-placement is, allow your bird to establish his position in the environment you have placed him in.

6. Parrots don’t like changes. So once you have found a good place where you think he will feel safe and happy, don’t change it. Give him some time to get associated with the place.

Remember, the cage is your friend’s home. It should be such that it makes him feel comfortable and safe. A good cage goes a long way in keeping your parrot healthy and happy.

Today, I’d like to give you the heads up on an exclusive Parrot Training Video that I have just come across.

Exclusive Parrot Lovers Community For You - Meet Pet Parrot Lovers All Across The Globe

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Recently I have come across a website where pet Parrot owners can have a safe and informative place to meet other pet Parrot lovers or owners and have fun exchanging pictures, videos, blogs, and having discussions on their forums, or chat live in their chat rooms.

To join this place all you need to do is click here and Win a $100 Petco Gift Card! This place is for all pet lovers or owners. You don’t need to pay a cent to be part of this awesome community.

YouPet.com is an online social network devoted to pet Parrots (among other pets) and their Owners who regard their pets as family. Pets are an important part of our lives, and we want you to share the joy and love your pet brings to you with the rest of the world.

Have loads of fun at this awesome Parrot Lovers’ community.

Join Now & Win a $100 Petco Gift Card!!!

Regards,

Nathalie Roberts

Welcome to my new Parrot Blog. I am sure all the Parrot lovers across the globe will be have a great time while interacting through this Blog.

The important topic I will cover in my Blog today is Cage Placement. The right cage placement can solve a lot of behavioral problems of your Parrot.

Let me relate an incident. My friend Jake had a parrot who was very cranky. He used to scream a lot and would try to bite anyone who went too close to his cage. My friend and his family were obviously very worried. They went to the vet but the bird was physically fit.

Do you know what the vet suggested as an antidote?

He told my friend to change the position of the cage. They shifted the cage to the kitchen area. From there he could see everyone in the hall. Surprisingly, in a few weeks, he changed to a very sociable and perky fellow!

Apparently, from his former position, the parrot couldn’t see much of his human-family. And that irritated him. And the only way he knew of showing his irritation was through screaming and biting.

So, you can now understand how important the right placement of the cage is.

Here are a 10 basic guidelines that you should keep in mind while choosing the right place.

=====Do’s=====

1. Keep the cage in a place from where he can see his human family. This helps in developing his social behavior.

2. Place it in a corner. If, for some reason, you have to place the cage in the center, make sure to cover at least 1/3 of the cage with cloth. That will give the bird a personal nook where he can retreat to.

3. Place the cage away from gusty winds.

4. Keep the cage somewhere high up in the air. It is best to hang the cage. Birds feel insecure on the ground.

======= Dont’s =======

1. Though your parrot needs to see everyone, don’t place him near a high traffic zone. Too many people coming into the room might make him nervous. Keep him at least five feet away from traffic.

2. Don’t place him near a window. Your parrot will always be worried about the predators he sees outside, and will try to be alert 24 hours a day. This will make him disagreeable and grumpy.

3. Place the cage away from cats.

4. Do not place the cage close to the TV.

5. And the last and most important thing to keep in mind regarding cage-placement is, allow your bird to establish his position in the environment you have placed him in.

6. Parrots don’t like changes. So once you have found a good place where you think he will feel safe and happy, don’t change it. Give him some time to get associated with the place.

Remember, the cage is your friend’s home. It should be such that it makes him feel comfortable and safe. A good cage goes a long way in keeping your parrot healthy and happy.

Today, I’d like to give you the heads up on an exclusive Parrot Training Video that I have just come across.

Exclusive Parrot Lovers Community For You -
Meet Pet Parrot Lovers All Across The Globe

Join Now & Win a $100 Petco Gift Card!!!

Recently I have come across a website where pet Parrot owners can have a safe and informative place to meet other pet Parrot lovers or owners and have fun exchanging pictures, videos, blogs, and having discussions on their forums, or chat live in their chat rooms.

To join this place all you need to do is click here and Win a $100 Petco Gift Card! This place is for all pet lovers or owners. You don’t need to pay a cent to be part of this awesome community.

YouPet.com is an online social network devoted to pet Parrots (among other pets) and their Owners who regard their pets as family. Pets are an important part of our lives, and we want you to share the joy and love your pet brings to you with the rest of the world.

Have loads of fun at this awesome Parrot Lovers’ community.

Join Now & Win a $100 Petco Gift Card!!!

Regards,

Nathalie Roberts