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On Sunday (1/30) my husband and I adopted a 11 year old umbrella cockatoo from a sad home. The people who owned him were Tweeked out and you could tell they didn't provide the bird with all he needs. Sounds like he never got fruit or vegetables and was...
Started by new2myumbrella2 on
, 13 posts
by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mytoos):
Welcome to MyToos and Best of Luck....
Read the 'Bird and the Bank Account' article (or something close.
My birds (who aren't cockatoos) seem to like the Behavioral Analysis section.
Section of mytoos.com) can be hung up to make a toy .
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Cockatoo beak issue I was wondering if anyone owning a Cockatoo has had any issues with the lower beak chipping? I recently acquired my beautiful Umbrella 3 months ago and his lower beak at the end was broken. So I took him to my Avian vet a month ago...
Started by Terri on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tailfeathersnetwork):
I love that big birds always seem to eat our food, my lovie would eat some of our foodRe: Cockatoo beak....
Met! Lucky to have found him!!! Re: Cockatoo beak issue He sounds like a big lover bird, my favorite kind of bird.
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On Sunday (1/30) my husband and I adopted a 11 year old umbrella cockatoo from a sad home. The people who owned him were Tweeked out and you could tell they didn't provide the bird with all he needs. Sounds like he never got fruit or vegetables and was...
Started by new2myumbrella2 on
, 4 posts
by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mytoos):
At this time the vet will take care of any... .
Welcome to MyToos and Best of Luck!!!! Welcome to Mytoos!
First and VERY important, your bird.
Read the 'Bird and the Bank Account' article (or something close.
The Behavioral Analysis section.
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I can't seem to find the definitive answer. Pounds per square inch divided by bodyweight. They usually say its the tasmanian devil. But I'd bet my umbrella cockatoo, which weighs about 20 ounces, has them beat. Can someone find the definitive answer?
Started by David Sklansky on
, 15 posts
by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at twoplustwo):
Yet are talking about non insects....
But even adjusting for that, my bird's family seems like the strongest vertebrate bitewise.
Since for pound.
With the bite meter instrument, as it was a tame bird! Obviously I'm talking about non insects.
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I just bought a Cockatoo 2 days ago. He is 5 year old male. We have had some trouble and biting issues which I know is normal but now he is bleeding from his butt. I'm extremely worried about him and need some information! Help me!
Started by cheer5654 on
, 19 posts
by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mytoos):
Any....
Has he been to a vet: get to a vet immediately .
Some emergency vets are totally incompetent when it comes to birds.
What kind of cockatoo is your bird? What is his name? Did you vet.
You probably don't have that.).
Moist.
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I just bought a Cockatoo 2 days ago. He is 5 year old male. We have had some trouble and biting issues which I know is normal but now he is bleeding from his butt. I'm extremely worried about him and need some information! Help me!
Started by cheer5654 on
, 17 posts
by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mytoos):
Some emergency....
He has been to a vet vet.
I got him from a private owner.
His name is Eli.
It is an umbrella Cockatoo.
What kind of cockatoo is your bird? What.
You probably don't have that.).
That tissue must stay moist.
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Hi,
My name is Sandra and i live in a small place in the Netherlands with my husband and daughter.
We own an senegal parrot, an eclectus male, an african grey male and an umbrella cockatoo male.
i have to say, i dont have any problems with my cockatoo...
Started by nagelsan on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at mytoos):
Let me just give a little advice...your Umbrella is still young so a lot of the typical cockatoo....
WelcomeWelcome Sandra and flock.
I have and Umbrella and have been nursing two cockatoo bites in the past 3 weeks.
As they come out.
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Greetings!
I'd like to ask for prayers for Cloud, our Umbrella Cockatoo, who appears to be very ill, as well as Hannah, our Lesser Sulfur-Crested Cockatoo, who appears to be coming down with the same illness. Cloud will see a special vet today, so we ...
Started by Tau Malachi on
, 12 posts
by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at sophian):
Blessings....
May Raphael for their beloved caretakers.
Dear bird companions, for healing, and for your vet's wisdom in discerning the proper treatment,
Susan Shalom Dear Tzaddik,
your two lovely bird friends Cloud and Hannah are in my prayers.
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I think most all birds enjoy chewing on your clothes, but my B/g was the worse. He loves it when I wear something with buttons. I just kept telling him no and pulled it out of his beak, finally he got the idea. Mom's clothes is not LUNCH.
Started by Chris Neff on
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by 4 people.
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Of our umbrella cockatoos likes buttons on shirts and would rip them right off and we have taught with all the birds we have here it seem we are always saying NO to someone for something but one that buttons are for Mom and Dad not....
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"The bird just loves chocolate!" I moved cities not too long ago, and in the Uhaul rental office had a umbrella cockatoo.
It was bad enough I recognized both the bird and the cage as the same 'too that had spent a couple years in a local pet store. I ...
Started by Wuv_Bird on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at tailfeathersnetwork):
Is there maybe a bird rescue near you could to be civil at that point ....
UnfortunatelyRe: "The bird just loves chocolate!" Poor thing.
We have no bird rescues, either.
They cannot house birds, and very rarely deal with them.
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