Cockatiels are entertaining pets for both children and adults. They are social, lively, and easy to train; they even learn how to mimic your voice and do tricks! However, if you own a cockatiel, you...
Category: Cockatiel FAQ
Corn on the cob is the most basic type of vegetable, consisting of a single ear of corn. The hard, inedible part of the corn center is the cob. But can cockatiels eat corn on the cob? Can...
A sour crop, also called crop stasis, is a digestive problem that cockatiels often have. The digestive system of cockatiels contains a food storage area called the crop, where food goes before it...
Cockatiels convey their emotions through body language cues and vocalizations. So, you may have seen your cockatiel puffed up, which is an action that has various meanings. So if you are wondering,...
Are you worried about your cockatiel's health because it is molting its feathers? Let me assure you that you have nothing to be concerned about. Cockatiels go through this natural process quite a...
Molting is an important part of a cockatiel's life cycle, and it happens at least once a year, sometimes more frequently. Molting allows cockatiels to lose old, worn feathers and regrow new healthy...
