Birds for Sale

When we talk about having pets in the house, the first thing that comes into mind is either a cat or a dog. But many people do not have any idea that birds can light up their homes, too.

Whether you're looking for a Macaw Baby Blue or Zebra finches, scarlet macaw, and handraised olive ringneck, we’ve got everything covered for you.

With the help of our customized search tool, you can find your preferred breed of birds in the nearest location available. We also have a comprehensive list of the birds for sale to narrow down your choices.

Bringing a new bid into your home seems exciting and a lot of fun. We've done our research and have listed down all the pointers that you need to keep in mind in taking care of a bird.

1. House your bird properly.
   Birdcare will start with housing your bid correctly. A birdhouse is an ideal option. They need to feel that they are in a safe, comfortable environment. The only way to do that is to provide a resting and playing place for them. It can be an aviary or a birdcage, depending on your choice.
   
   When choosing a birdcage or house, make sure that it's big enough for them to stretch their wings and flap them without hurting themselves. It should also allow some short flights inside the cage. If the bird likes to chew on things, choosing a birdcage with metal bars is highly recommended as a rule of the thumb, the more space for your bird, the better.
   
   
2. Prepare bird supplies.
   Before bringing your new buddy home, make sure to prepare bird supplies. It includes bird feeders, bird perches, and bird toys. Birds like to chew on things, so make sure that the toys you are going to provide are chew-proof and durable. Also, make sure that these toys can stimulate their brain and promote exercise in the long run. Stainless steel mirrors are designed for viewing and comfort of your bird.
   
   Some bird cages come with an integrated bowl holder that will prevent your bird from removing the bowl. If you want to keep both your bird’s nails and beak properly trimmed, consider investing in concrete perches.
   
   
3. Promote bird exercises.
   When you buy a bird, the responsibility of being a pet owner includes keeping your bird healthy and active. With that being said, promote bid exercises to your new buddy once they get home. Short flights inside a huge cage are vital. Parrots love to climb and hop around, so make sure that there are bars and ladders inside the cage.
   
   If you have the budget, you can also invest in playpens. This refers to the area where your birds can play outside the cage. Swings and ladders are also an excellent addition. Consider a birdbath as they love to splash around water.
   
   
4. Keep your birds safe.
   Another essential bid care tip to keep in mind is their safety. Lessen the risks of accidents as much as you can. Make sure that the windows in your house are all closed and locked. Once your bird flies out of your window, there’s little to no chance of seeing them again.
   
   Make sure that there are no toxic plants around that can harm your bird. Insecticides, alcohol, detergents, antifreeze, drain cleaners, paint, pine oil poisons, rust remover, hair dye, and laundry beach can poison your bird. Make sure to keep them away from these chemicals and keep them safe inside a cage.