Hi I’m Angeline! I’ve had birds for 19 years of my life and currently have 8! 2 budgies, 2 lovebirds, a green cheek conure, a Jenday conure, a cockatiel, and an African grey! Of these 8, 4 are rescues and 1 was bought to accompany the rescue 🤣 I’ve learned a lot by living with these beautiful

After the post about bad bird toys, here’s a follow up about good toys for your birds! Basic things to note - as natural as possible - as little metal / string as possible - safe hooks (or you can get ring binder and switch out) - food safe dyed toys are a must - textured wood is better tha

Here are a list of some bird toys (I took most of these photos from a pet store website) that are actually NOT good for your birds. The absolute worst though, is the ball. I need to call this out because I saw someone using it on TT and she defended by saying that “it was sold in a pet store for

Sharing the reality of what happens when you get a budgie that came with existing conditions and fell sick / had issues especially within the first 2 years, then spent a lot of money and time at the vet, you know that birds (yes budgies) are EXPENSIVE if you decide to provide proper care. Avian vet

When a Bird Leaves: Navigating the Loss of a Feathered Soul Companion Losing a bird is a heartbreak that many people struggle to explain to others. To the outside world, a bird may seem small, quiet, or easily replaced. But anyone who has loved a bird knows that they are anything but ordinary. T