Bathhouse for parrots

RIO 10 bird bath Rio 10 is a bath suitable for small birds, parakeets and cockatiels. Thanks to the wide elongated shape, it allows birds to bathe their feathers while maintaining an optimal level of hydration, especially when it gets warmer. Made of non-toxic plastic that is safe for the animals, it has a non-slip bottom and a practical perch for the birds. Besides, it is equipped with a useful protection that catches splashes and prevents them from leaking. The baby bath fits easily into a wide range of bird cages. Rio bird baths are environmentally friendly products: They are made with a high percentage of material that comes from industrial recycling and reuse to protect the environment in which we live together with our animal friends. Environmentally friendly With non-slip bottom Non-toxic plastic For small birds parakeets and cockatiels 18 x 26 x 17 (height x width x length)

Duvo+ Aviary catching net black A black net keeps your birds calmer. Fine net = birds cannot cling on with their nails No more fumbling around to catch your bird with the black Duvo+ bird net. The net is made of a sturdy but fine texture to which birds cannot cling with their nails. The birds are also calmer because inside a black net they cannot see what is happening. More comfortable for you and your pet. Available sizes: Ø 18 cm | short handle 30 cm - length of net approx. 35 cm Ø 22 cm | handle 50 cm - length of net approx. 45 cm Ø 30 cm | handle 50 cm - length of safety net approx. 60 cm

Cuttlebone XL individually wrappedThe cuttlebone is a natural, untreated source of calcium and minerals and contains essential minerals and trace elements for ornamental birds and reptiles such as tortoises. The valuable ingredients can strengthen the animal's natural defenses. The calcium it contains is used for the natural beak care of birds and strengthens the shell of tortoises.The whole shell can be administered or you can crumble it into individual pieces.The size of the individual shells is 25-30 cm (average values: product is subject to natural fluctuations) Supplementary food for birds and reptiles.

The grey parrot (Psittacus erithacus) Area of origin The grey parrot originates from Central and West Africa - which is why it is often referred to as the African grey parrot. There it inhabits the Ivory Coast to western Kenya and north-west Tanzania. The largest range of the grey parrot is the Republic of Congo and the Democratic Republic of Gabon.Habitat The grey parrot is a typical tree dweller. Its habitat includes tropical rainforests, mangroves and wet savannahs. The grey parrot prefers to stay at the edges of forests, also visiting cultivated land and gardens, but avoids human settlements.Keeping Grey parrots are very sociable animals and should therefore never be kept alone. The most species-appropriate way to keep grey parrots is to keep several pairs, making sure the sex ratio is balanced.Grey parrots require a lot of space and can therefore only be kept in spacious aviaries or bird rooms.The aviaries must be provided with several branches of varying thickness, which serve both as perches and for activity. Ropes and swings can also be attached to the branches or to the ceiling.  The grey parrot is no longer available in the pet trade as they can no longer be imported and offspring in Switzerland are very rare.Nutrition The diet of the grey parrot consists of parrot food made up of grains and seeds. A mixture should be selected that only contains small amounts of sunflower seeds and no nuts. In addition, grey parrots should receive fresh food every day. Suitable foods include apples, pears, rosehips, carrots, cucumbers, cardoons, seed heads, dandelions, nettles, etc. For a complete diet, grey parrots need protein-rich food such as insects, boiled eggs and curd one to two times a week. Grey parrots also need water available at all times, which should be offered fresh daily.Swiss animal welfare legislation contains statutory provisions regulating the appropriate keeping and handling of birds. The following regulations apply to all species of birds: Socially living species must be kept socially (no solitary keeping) The enclosures must meet the minimum dimensions = minimum requirements All birds must be offered the opportunity to bathe The enclosures must be structured with a variety of springy perches of different thicknesses and orientations, with one third of the volume being free of structures All birds must be provided with suitable sand for consumption The private keeping of certain bird species is subject to authorisation (wildlife keeping permit) The keeping of parrots on stands and the keeping of singing canaries in “Harzerbauern” is prohibited The use of sand sleeves as a coating for perches is prohibited