A contented bird will perch with one leg tucked up under him. He will have a relaxed posture, as if he is slouching slightly. He will groom himself right in front of you and may even stretch out a wing for a few seconds. As long as you don’t make a sudden move that startles him, you won’t need to worry about him lashing out. But how do you tell if your bird is angry, scared, or bored?
Entries from March 2008
Understanding Your Bird’s Behavior
March 31st, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Birds
Caring for Your Ferret - Food, Water, Exercise, and More
March 19th, 2008 · No Comments
Ear cleaning should be performed at least once per month. Like dogs, ferrets can easily build up wax that leads to yeast and other problems. A simple ear cleaning solution injected with a plastic syringe, followed by gentle massage for about 20 seconds, will do the trick. The ferret will shake his or her head vigorously and expel the softened wax. Careful follow up with a Q-tip is a good idea.
Tags: Ferrets
