3 tips for those who decided to get a parrot: so that you don’t feel sorry for the bird later
Remember the phrase “I feel sorry for the birdie” uttered by the sobbing Shurik from “Kidnapping, Caucasian Style”?
These words may escape you if you get a budgie without first familiarizing yourself with the requirements for its maintenance.
First, before you head to the pet store to buy a new pet, visit the store to purchase a cage.
Since budgies are very active creatures, make sure that the cage has various equipment in the form of perches, shelves, ladders, etc.
One of the required elements is a bathing container, that is, a small container that is supposed to be filled with water at room temperature.
Secondly, do not forget about the need for regular cleaning of the birdhouse.
To make this process easier, choose a cage with a pull-out tray.
And thirdly, in addition to the above, you will need wooden sticks and toys, which are needed so that the parrot can grind down its periodically growing beak.
