Feathers on the cage floor, new pin feathers, increased preening and temporary quietness can all be normal during an Autumn molt—but weight loss, appetite changes, abnormal droppings, persistent daytime sleeping,...
When Autumn temperatures drop, bird owners naturally begin thinking about warmth—but keeping a pet bird safe involves far more than turning up the heat. A direct cold draft can create...
Autumn is one of the best times to strengthen biosecurity in pigeon lofts and mixed aviaries. Racing season may have exposed pigeons to transport baskets, unfamiliar birds and shared environments,...
As Autumn days become shorter, pet birds receive one of nature’s most important seasonal signals: changing photoperiod. Day length can influence molt timing, reproductive hormones, song, sleep, activity and seasonal...
An occasional sneeze can be a normal way for a bird to clear dust or debris from its nostrils, especially after preening. But repeated sneezing in fall deserves more attention....
Fall is an ideal time to review parasite risk in pet birds, especially after outdoor aviary exposure, breeding, racing, shows, new-bird introductions or contact with wild birds. But not every...
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