I have recently bred twenty-eight new cockatiel babies on my small farm, and I'm really excited about it. To ensure they grow up healthy and sharp, I need to focus on feeding the parent cockatiels properly so they can take care of their babies. I also need to provide safe cages to protect them from pets like dogs and cats.

I have been working with pet birds for many years, and as a pet bird owner, I truly enjoy this profession. I have a decent number of cockatiels, and seeing them active brings me great joy. To keep my cockatiels active, I always stay alert to potential diseases and sicknesses

I have always loved cockatiels for their sweet sounds and unique behaviors. When I was 16, a friend gifted me a pair of cockatiels, and that’s where my journey began. After a challenging period learning how to care for them, I eventually created a cockatiel farm inside my home.

I have been breeding cockatiels for over a decade and have experience with various cockatiel variants. I understand what it takes to breed them successfully. A crucial part of my breeding process involves using a well-designed breeding box setup.

Owning pet birds is a rewarding experience, especially when you have a variety of species like cockatiels, lovebirds, Barbary doves, parakeets, Java finches, and others. Among these, cockatiels hold a special place in many bird lovers’ hearts. Proper care

Owning birds, especially beloved pets like cockatiels, can be a rewarding experience. However, as a bird owner or breeder, you must be vigilant about their health. One serious concern that often arises is psittacosis, also known as parrot fever or avian chlamydiosis. This bacterial infection, caused by Chlamydia psittaci