PARROT LIFE TIME CHART
TOYS & INFORMATION
Toys are very important to keep your bird active and happy. Be sure to buy toys that are appropriate for your size of bird. Don't buy small plastic toys for a large bird. They break and pieces of plastic could cut them and cause serious problems. Make sure weighted toys do not contain lead, lead is lethal to a bird. Buy closed link chains when possible on your toys. Birds get beaks, toes, or bands caught in open links, then a trip to the Vet will be required to have the toy removed. Libraries, bird fairs and pet stores are good sources of books which will give you good information for your specfic type of bird. Use the internet as well. There are several magazines with good bird information. If you have questions, please ask your Vet or your avian pet store.
FOUNDED IN
1979
MACAWS 50-100 YEARS
COCKATOOS 40-80 YEARS
AMAZONS 50-70 YEARS
ECLECTUS 40-50 YEARS
SENEGALS 25-30 YEARS
CONURES 25-40 YEARS
QUAKERS 25-30 YEARS
PIONUS 15-30 YEARS
LORIKEETS 15-20 YEARS
COCKATIELS 15-30 YEARS
PARROTLETS 15-20 YEARS
PARAKEETS 15-18 YEARS
LOVEBIRDS 15-20 YEARS
CANARIES 10-15 YEARS