Publisher's Synopsis
Indian ringneck parrots are native to the Indian subcontinent, but because of their unique and charming personality and traits, they are increasingly becoming popular all across the world. If you too are looking forward to keeping them as pets, then this book on Indian ringneck parrot care is something that you must go through.
Description
Areas of a Ringneck Parakeet
Character
Lifespan
Subspecies of Ringneck Parakeets
How to choose the right bird
General criteria
How to purchase a healthy bird
Life with cage birds
Preparing your house for the newly arrived bird
The transportation of the bird
The new arrived bird's diet
The main diet of Ringneck Parakeets
Cleaning your bird's house
Cages and accessories
Cage location
Cages
Aviaries
Roofing
Toys and accessories
How to train your bird
Talking and training
How to teach your bird not to bite
Learn to observe your bird`s body language
Cold season, hot season
How to care for your bird in the cold season
How to care for your bird in the hot season
Breeding
The anatomy of Ringneck Parakeets
Respiratory organs
Digestive components
Urinary tract organs
Genital organs
The eyes
The ears
Molting
How to maintain your bird's health
The first sign of disease
Few advice about how to keep your bird healthy
How to recognize the abnormal droppings
Feather picking and self-mutilation
How to catch and manipulate your bird without hurting it
How to choose the right avian vet
What should you know, when you inform your vet?
Microchipping your bird
How to take care of the beak and the nails of your bird
How to clip your bird`s wings
Bathing your bird
The special needs of the birds
Flying exercises
Bedding materials
The everyday life of birds
Inappropriate perches
What you can do if your bird escapes outside
How to prevent the escape
What you can do if your bird has already escaped
How to hand feed a baby Parakeet
How to administer medication to your bird
Adding medication in drinking water
Adding medication to food
Liquid medication (Suspensions)
Injectable medication
Vitamins and minerals excess or deficiency
First aid kit for your bird
Aviary plants and shrubs
Plants that could cause intoxication to your bird
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