Dear Parrot Lover,

You’ve bought your parrot the biggest cage that you can afford and even purchased a Parrot Tower for your parrot to play on when he is not inside his cage.

But does your parrot still have a tendency to destroy everything in his path whenever he is out of his cage? Perhaps your parrot likes to nibble on your curtains or your upholstery? Maybe you have thought that buying your bird a Parrot Tower will help in distracting him from his destructive tendencies?

Well, in theory, you are right! However, how many toys are inside your parrot’s cage? And what about his Parrot Tower? Having a tower for your parrot to play on doesn’t really help matters if he doesn’t have anything to play WITH on that tower or play stand.

All parrots enjoy having their very own toys inside their cages to play with. In fact, they also benefit greatly from actually playing with their toys. In truth, a toy that is specifically designed with your parrot’s needs in mind, will not only offer a perfect distraction to your furniture, but will also provide your parrot with the necessary skills needed to practice his athleticism and balance, such as swinging from a swing or climbing up and down a rope perch.

Proper parrot toys can include swings, puzzle toys, foraging toys, bells and other noise making toys, as well as wooden ladders and perches. Each parrot needs to have at least three different types of perches with which he can walk and climb about on. These need to be different sizes as well and should include a wooden perch, a concrete or sand perch to help with keeping their nails trimmed, and a rope perch for climbing around on.

Shopping for toys and perches for your parrot can seem a bit overwhelming at first. The trick is to know where to shop! Shopping online at a large pet store type retailer is usually your best bet in finding a wide range of toys and perches to buy for your parrot - for both their cage and their Parrot Tower or play stand. Remember to purchase toys and perches that contain a variety of sounds, textures, colors and, challenges.

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Regards,
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Dear Parrot Lover,

Parrots are extremely intelligent creatures that can pick new words quite quickly. Most parrots even have the ability to use these words at the most appropriate times.

If your parrot already knows a few words, you may want to train him to respond verbally to questions that you ask him, as this will help to gradually increase their vocabulary. However, you should first teach your parrot to actually imitate your desired response or answer first. Remember, to always engage your parrot in a conversation that actually satisfies his need for socialization.

As soon as your parrot says something, make sure that you give him plenty of praise, and then you should repeat the word aloud and try to use it in various sentences and phrases. This will help your parrot to hear the word being repeated in different contexts.

When attempting to have conversations with your parrot try to stick with talking back and forth about things that are important to your parrot, like their food or toys.

Once you are confident that your parrot has mastered the correct response, you can start a conversation with your parrot by asking him the question. Remember to pronounce your words eloquently, so that your parrot can easily pick up on the sounds. Your parrot will learn vocalizations over time.

As soon as you feel that your parrot understands the questions being asked and can repeat them back to you, you can then prompt your parrot to speak the desired response. Be sure to reward your parrot whenever he says the correct answer.

Both food and attention are seen as desired rewards by parrots. Therefore be sure to praise your parrot as often as possible and give him a nice treat whenever he attempts to say the correct response.

This training can continue until your parrot consistently responds with the correct answer every time that he is asked the specific question. This verbal trick can be hard for a parrot to learn and will take a lot of patience on both your parts. Do not give up!

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Regards,
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Dear Parrot Lover,

Parrots and other pet birds are one of the most common household pets around the world. Sadly, most pet bird owners do not have any clue as to how to properly feed and care for their pet birds.

The first mistake that new pet bird owners make when bringing home their new pet bird, is in buying the wrong sized bird cage. The general rule of thumb is to purchase the biggest cage that you can truly afford for your pet bird. However you will need to make quite sure that the bar spaces are not too wide, as you don’t want your pet bird getting their head stuck between the bars.

Also, make sure that your bird has plenty of space inside their cage so that they can turn around completely on their perch without either of their outstretched wings or tail feathers touching either side of the cage.

Your bird’s cage should have at least three different diameter perches, as well as 5 different types of toys to amuse themselves with.

Your will need to clean your birds cage on a weekly basis, as well as making sure that your bird has clean, fresh water every day. If you have a small bird you should consider purchasing a small bird bath to place at the bottom of their cage for them to bath in. Larger birds can either be misted down with a spray bottle or they can be placed in the bathroom sink for a quick cooling off.

Parrots, like most pet birds, require a special diet that is fortified with seeds, pellets, nuts, fruits, vegetables and even grains. However, most commercially prepared bird seed/pellet mix also contains a large amount of colored pellets. These multi-colored pellets contain sugared food coloring that can actually be harmful to your bird in large quantities.

On that note, there are quite a few different food items that you cannot feed your bird, such as avocados, chocolate, rhubarb leaves, salty or fatty foods, alcohol, or caffeine.

Your bird will also need to be allowed to play outside their cage for about 2 hours each day. This time can be spent on a bird tree stand or tabletop play gym.

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Regards,
Nathalie Roberts

Dear Parrot Lover,

Whilst every parrot owner truly desires a pet parrot that will love them unconditionally they also desire one that is rather well behaved. Unfortunately, not all parrot owners are granted such a desire. This is usually because these parrot owners do not know the right way in which to train their pet parrots.

However, training your parrot not only takes patience (on both your parts), you will also need to understand a few pointers on parrot training basics as well.

The very first pointer, to take into consideration when training your parrot, is that how you respond to your parrot’s behavior will directly affect your parrot’s attitude towards you.

Therefore, keep in mind that no matter how frustrated you may become, you should never, ever yell at your parrot or throw things at our parrot, or even hit your parrot! Parrots are extremely fragile creatures and any such negative occurrence can severely harm them both emotionally and physically.

It is therefore best to keep your parrot’s training sessions short, sweet and to the point.

You should never consider punishing your parrot by withholding its food. However, it is good idea to use their favorite foods as treats to entice and reward your parrot for learning a new trick.

When this training session is finished, place your parrot back into his cage or even onto a play stand for so that he can have a short rest. You should then wait about 30 minutes before you go back to your parrot to play with him so that he knows he did a good job.

Each parrot is as unique as their owners are and their personalities will play a large part in their training. Some parrots will be able to learn certain cue’s faster than other parrots will. Remember to take all this in stride and do not become too discouraged if your parrot does not seem to learn anything from his training sessions. Consistency and patience will eventually pay off!

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Parrots are very curious and playful creatures that need to be constantly stimulated in order to be happy and healthy.

The easiest way to do this is to provide your parrot with plenty of safe toys to play with. However, parrots are extremely intelligent and get bored quickly and so need a variety of toys that can be rotated every week.

There are many different types of parrot toys available, but when choosing one, or three, you should make sure that it is safe for your parrot to play with. Always choose a toy that has been specifically designed for your parrot’s size and playing ability.

The first thing to look for is what type of attachment the toy has. This is the part of the toy that will fasten it to your parrot’s cage. Avoid attachments in which your parrot can his beak stuck in, or one which he can unscrew by himself.

The next thing that you should look for in a safe toy is whether there are any spaces that can catch your parrot’s feet, toes or beak. There should be not splinters or sharp points either. Toys that have too many parts should also be avoided, as well as small parts that can easily be pulled off.

A safe parrot toy is one that is made entirely of materials that are both non-toxic and parrot-safe, such as wood, acrylic, leather that has been vegetable-tanned, sisal and cotton.

Parrots of all sizes love to chew on wood so don’t be alarmed if the new toy you just bought is reduced to shreds within a few hours of placing it in your parrot’s cage. Just be sure that the wood is untreated.

Bells, such as jingle bells and cowbells, should be avoided at all costs! The slits in jingle bells can easily trap a parrot’s toe and cause serious injury. Always remove the clapper from inside a bell, no matter the size! Parrots can easily remove the clapper and swallow it leading to lead poisoning.

When placing toys in your parrot’s cage, be careful not to add too many toys. Your parrot still needs to be able to climb and flap his wings without bumping into anything.

Safe toys are essential to your parrot’s mental and physical wellness. They are the key to a happy parrot.

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Regards,
Nathalie Roberts

Dear Parrot Lover,

Every parrot owner’s worst fear is that their parrot will bite them. And rightly so! All parrots have the capability of biting their owners at some point. However, there are a few simple steps that you can take to stop your parrot from biting you.

The most common reason that a parrot bites is that he does not want to do what his owner wants him to do at that time. For example, if a parrot does not want to step off your shoulder, he will try to bite your hand when you raise it to your shoulder for your parrot to step on to. Parrots love high places, such as the highest branch in a tree and, obviously, your shoulder is the highest branch that you your parrot can get to, which means that your parrot will be quite reluctant to step down from your shoulder.

You should teach your parrot some boundaries in order to avoid being bitten in the future. Perhaps it will be better if you did not allow your parrot to step up onto your shoulder in the first place.

Other reasons why some Parrots may bite:

Molting Feathers

Fear

Frustration

Jealousy

Protecting their cage/toys

Reaching Adolescence

However, simply understanding your parrot’s body language can help you to stop your parrot from biting you ever again! Before he bites, your parrot will exhibit rather subtle behavioral signs to warn you that he is getting ready to bite. But, once you’ve recognized these signs, not only will you be able to understand your parrot’s behavior better, but you will also be able to identify the triggering factors that can lead up to a bite, thereby preventing your parrot from biting you ever again!

The most common behavioral warning signs are fluffed out feathers or pinning eyes.

If you ignore these warning signs, your parrot will bite you causing you to pull back and perhaps shout out in pain or shock. Your parrot will actually love your antics and will quickly learn that biting you rewards him with a show!

Therefore it is very important for you carefully observe your parrot so that you can learn to identify which behaviors are normal and which are trouble.

Like dogs, parrots can also sense when someone is afraid of them and they will react negatively towards that person. Therefore it is best that you always approach your parrot in a confident and positive manner, attempting to regain his trust.

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Regards,
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Dear Parrot Lover,

Parrots are extremely intelligent creatures and should be treated with the utmost love and respect. Because of their ability to learn, there are 10 things that you should be aware of when training your parrot:

1. Remember that how you interact with your parrot will have a lasting impression with him.

2. Remember to always remain calm whenever you are interacting with your parrot.

3. Remember to never scream at your parrot, no matter what he says or does! When you raise your voice, your parrot immediately thinks that you are playing some sort of game and will also scream in order to play with you.

4. Remember to speak slowly, softly and calmly to your parrot, especially when you are reprimanding him.

5. Remember to never hit your parrot or throw things at him or his cage. Parrots are very fragile and can become injured very easily if they are manhandled. Abusing a pet bird physically can lead to psychological problems in the long run.

6. Remember to not tease your parrot unfairly. Emotionally abusing your parrot is the same as physically abusing your parrot and will ultimately lead to aggression in your parrot towards you.

7. Remember to never hold a grudge, no matter how bad your parrot is. Parrots are very sensitive and will understand that they have done something wrong just by seeing your facial expression and body language. Prolonged negative attention can cause undue emotional stress for your parrot so liven up as soon as you believe that you parrot has learnt that he did something wrong.

8. Remember that punishing your parrot by withholding food and water is abuse and can lead to serious physical and emotional damage to your parrot. Compromising your parrot’s health is never the right way to deal with any behavior problem.

9. Remember to use the ’step up’ command so that your parrot will step up onto your hand.

10. Remember to be very enthusiastic whenever you praise your parrot, as they can pick up on your facial expression and will quickly learn through your actions.

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Dear Parrot Lover,

Do you think that your Parrot is intelligent? Perhaps even smart enough to talk? Do you want your Parrot to talk to you and actually have conversations with you?

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It is a common misbelieve that only large parrots such as Cockatoos and African Grey’s can learn to talk. In fact, any parrot can be taught to talk - all they need is the proper instruction, as well as loving support from their owners.

Here’s a great tip: Always show enthusiasm for every word or phrase that you say to your parrot. He will quickly catch onto your excitement and will then soon start to pronounce those fun sounding words as well.

Instead of repeating words over and over again to your Parrot, rather describe to him what it is that you are doing as you attend to your household chores. This makes the Parrot engage in conversations with you at a later stage. Always say hello when you come home and good bye when you leave for the day. Also, always repeat words with the same actions or at the same time of day, such as “Good Night” every night before you put your Parrot to bed and cover him up for the night.

Wouldn’t it be nice to see the looks on your friends’ faces when they hear your parrot talking? Your friends and family members will be easily impressed by your parrots talking ability, as long as you teach him properly.

Something to always remember when teaching your parrot a new word or phrase, is not to teach them a naughty word or an annoying sound. This is because parrots do live very long lives and you don’t want to always hear a noise or word that might bother you or embarrass you when company’s over!

Your parrot’s cage should be placed in a busy area of your house, such as the living room, where he can watch and listen and learn from the family members in the house.

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As you can clearly see, this is no ordinary parrot offer. I’m proud to be offering to you today - and am excited that I can bring it to you in time for the crucial holiday gift-giving season.

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Look at everything you receive when you order this wonderful package I-Love-My-Parrot Christmas Gift Pack: Four eBooks jam-packed with invaluable parrot care . . . instruction. . . and advice:

1) How to Choose Your Parrot Wisely: Tips and Warnings

2) How to Get Your Parrot to Talk and do Astonishing Tricks

3) Living With Parrots

4) A Happy Parrot Diet: Important Tips and Warnings

Two Amazingly Revealing DVDs:

1) How to Easily Tame and Train A Parrot and Turn It Into a Playful Pet

2) 3 Ways To A Happy Parrot: Proper Diet, Radiant Health and Good Rearing

But that’s not all you receive with this package. When you order, you’ll also get two additional eBooks and an audio CD - as my way of saying thank you!

When you order the I-Love-My-Parrot Christmas Gift Pack, you’ll also get these two eBooks absolutely free covering every aspect of parrot training and behavior imaginable:

1) Parrot Health and Diet charts

2) How to Get My Parrot to Love Me

But that’s not all, I’m also going to include this outstanding Audio CD called:

Know Your Parrot Inside Out To Build Up That Trust and Love in Your Relationship.

That’s 6 eBooks, 2 DVDs and 1 audio CD - and all in time for Christmas.

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Regards,
Nathalie Roberts