Keeping Your Bird's Mind Active Can you imagine what it is like living in a cage? If you have done jail time you might appreciate that you will feel bored after just a few minutes so you can probably understand how your pet bird feels like being locked-up the whole day. That is why to prevent them from harming themselves, you should know how to choose the right toys. Choosing a toy: make sure that this is the right size for your bird. Small toys are not good for large birds because they could sw... Read More

Don't Feed Birds These Foods

Owning a bird is a delight as long as you recognize your your responsibilities and learn the things that must never be feed to a pet bird.

Number one on the list happens to be chocolate. Despite chocolate being delightful treat for pet owners it has a disastrous effect on your pet bird’s digestive system.  Most often it will cause the bird to suffer from diarrhoea or vomiting. The problem then spreads from the digestive system to the central ner... Read More

Dog Emergency Has Happy Ending
In this story in the Enterprise News the life of a dog was saved because of a Pet Hospital being opend 365 days and 24 hours.Debbie's dog, thoughtfully named "Dog," was the unfortunate victim of a collision with a car.  She rushed Dog to VCA South Shore Animal Hospital in Weymouth where they were able to take care of him, even on Christmas Eve.This was only one of the many tales of rescue and recovery that the hospital performed on the eve of Christmas.The... Read More

Parakeet Droppings Prove Deadly.
Carol Dawson is left hooked to an oxygen tank at the age of 58 because of her love for parakeets.Diagnosed with allergic alveolitis, which is also known as bird fancier's lung, a respiratory disease that requires Dawson to be hooked up to oxygen 24 hours a day.  At first she thought it was asthma, a common family trait and was originally given inhalers by the doctors.Dawson was eventually diagnosed with allergic alveolitis in 2000 many years after giving... Read More

Caring for Native Wildlife In The City

Do you live in a big busy city? This is certainly not
the place for caring for native wildlife. You see,
most nations nowadays are occupying used-to-be natural
habitats of flying creatures and four-legged animals.
Well, there is no need to feel despair and what you
need to do is to take action now. Animal lovers are
few these days and if you’re one those few
individuals, you can create an urban natural landscape
where native... Read More