Lovebirds can eat raw tomatoes but remember to keep it to a moderate amount (A quarter of a thin slice once a week) due to tomatoes’ acidity level. Usually, green tomatoes are less acidic, although birds prefer tomatoes just as they start to ripen! Be careful of feeding your bird …
Watermelon is great for lovebirds! The high water content is great for hydrating your bird and keeping them healthy! But be careful. If given too much, the high water content may turn from a benefit to a “watery” problem if not fed in moderation! Don’t worry. As long as you …
Not only can Lovebirds eat apples, but they are great for them too! However, remember to wash and deseed them first as apple seeds can be a problem for birds, and so can the pesticides, so be sure to read the dirty dozen section for more information! From stress relief …
Oranges are great for Lovebirds in moderation! A segment of orange can do wonders for your bird. If you remember to keep it to just a slice, you’ll be golden! The reason is, oranges have a high acidic level that can build up and turn a healthy snack into something …
Grapes are great for Lovebirds! Although, remember to deseed them first as they may be a choking hazard for your feathery friend! However, if you forget to deseed a couple, it’s not the end of the world as one or two seeds shouldn’t be a problem! In this article, you …
Cucumber makes a great snack for your Lovebird! Although, if you cannot find organic cucumbers, make sure to wash them first! Often, non-organic cucumbers have been polished with wax, and their peels have been sprayed with pesticides!. This makes them more appealing to consumers. Don’t worry, the benefits still far …
Whether you’re thinking about getting a Lovebird or you’ve had your feathery friend for some time now. This article will cover everything your Lovebird will need daily! From the amount of food, your Lovebird should be eating per meal to the difference between organic or formulated pellets. If you’re interested …
How much do Lovebirds cost? A few things can affect the price of a Lovebird, Although the standard price of a lovebird is usually between $40-$130 depending on how they were raised (Hand fed or parent fed) and the color of a lovebird! When it comes to cages, you can …