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15 February 2016  |  Admin
APASG - Deli Nature & Amazonas Park

ASSOCIATION FOR THE PROTECTION OF ENDANGERED BIRD SPECIES (APASG) Switzerland – Greece. A new collaboration between Deli Nature and Amazonas Park.

8 July 2015  |  Admin
Diets as good as the wild

We have come a long way from the days when supplements were just a pot or bottle of vitamins. We believe that Birdcare Company products are the most complete and sophisticated cage and aviary bird supplements available anywhere in the world.

A thoughtful article, reproduced here with the kind permission of The Birdcare Company.

8 July 2015  |  Admin
Chicken food - by age

The nutritional requirements of chickens varies with age. Read our handy guide to help you select the right feed for your chickens.

8 July 2015  |  Admin
Ever wished your birds wouldn't get sick?

Ever wished your birds wouldn't get sick? And it’s always your best birds, isn’t it! Losing hens, losing chicks, losing show champions. So why do they seem to be so vulnerable?

A very informative article, reproduced here with the kind permission of The Birdcare Company.

7 July 2015  |  Admin
Dust Bathing

Whilst its true that you’re unlikely to see a chicken splashing about in a puddle, you might be surprised to know that bathing is still a vital part of their behaviour.

7 July 2015  |  Admin
Showering Parrots

Positioned correctly, shower perches provide the perfect opportunity for parrots to mimic their natural behaviour.

7 July 2015  |  Admin
Keeping Ducks & Geese

Ducks and geese are often kept alongside chickens, but some of their requirements are quite different.

7 July 2015  |  Admin
Quail

Quail are fairly easy to keep as long as you get the basics right. They can be kept on their own or in the bottom of a mixed aviary.

7 July 2015  |  Admin
Bathing Birds

Birdy Bathtime!

Birds love to bathe – it’s a part of their basic natural behaviour and has both physical and mental benefits.

7 July 2015  |  Admin
Transporting Cage Birds

At one point or another most bird owners will need to move their bird from one location to another.

This might be a regular occurrence such as taking part in bird shows or one-off trips when buying and selling birds or transporting to a vet.


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