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Why Your Bird Needs to Bathe>> One Way to Get Your Bird to Bathe>>

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Avian First Aid Kit for Birds Parrots

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AVIx Avian Care Products for Birds Parrots - Bird Rain Bath Spray 8 oz

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AVIx Avian Care Products for Birds Parrots - Soother Spray 8 oz

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Bird Bath - Paradise Caitec Sure Lock Crock 20 oz

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Bird Cage Locking Food Crock 15 Oz

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Bird Cage Locking Food Crock 20 Oz

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Bird Cage Locking Food Crock 40 Oz

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Bird Cage Locking Food Crock 5 Oz

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Bird Cage Quick Locking Transparent Double Bird Feeder

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Bird Shower Perch Pollys Pet Products Large - Fold Out

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Bird Shower Perch Pollys Pet Products Small - Fold Out

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Bird Shower Perch Super Bird Creations for Small to Medium Parrots - Fold Out

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Full Spectrum Bird Cage Floor Lamp for Birds or Craft Use

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Infrared Heat Elements for Warming Birds

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Jumbo Hook On Plastic Dish Tub for Bird Bath, Food, Toy Box - Small

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JW Pet Insight Bird Claw Nail Clipper Scissors

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LIXIT 8 oz Fine Mist Spray Bottle

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Lixit Bird Bath for Small to Medium Parrots

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Mango Pet African Grey Cockatoo Parrot Bath Spray 8 oz Bottle

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Mango Pet African Grey Cockatoo Parrot Shampoo 8 oz Bottle

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Misty Mate Fine Mist Bird Bath Mister for Birds Parrots

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Natra Bird Bath Spray Feather and Skin Conditioner 16 oz

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Penn Plax Nail Trimmer Clipper for Birds Parrots Pets

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Planit USA Bird Bath #40 for Small Birds, Canaries, Parakeets, Lovebirds

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Planit USA Jumbo Perch Cup #510 Dish for Bird Parrot Cages

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Sure Lock Crock for Food, Water or Bird Bath 10 oz

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7 Ways to Bathe Your Birds and Parrots

Birds as pets pose a unique set of challenges. Maintaining your birds feather system is a priority - in your birds mind. Your bird could have as many as 10,000 feathers on it's body. The complexity of a bird's feather system is explained here in detail by Ron Hines DVM PhD. A unique dimension of bird care is bird bathing - because of the nature of feathers we should bathe our birds on a regular basis. Here some "bathe your bird" solutions we'd like to offer:

Parrots in the wild bathe by receiving a gentle misting on a regular basis simply by enjoying the rain. In this video you'll see a Lorikeet in Australia having a wonderful day sucking nectar from flowers while bathing courtesy of Mother nature. One-way Lorikeets get nutrition is just like Hummingbirds, from the nectar found in flowers.

One of the most popular ways to bathe a bird is with a misting bottle. This sounds simple enough but sometimes it can be a challenge to get your bird to accept the water coming from that strange thing in your hand. This video explains several techniques you can use to help get your bird to allow you to use a misting bottle in order to bathe him or her.

Sometimes all you need to do is introduce a dish big enough for the bird to bathe in. Fill it with water and let them figure it out. In this video you'll see how a budgie can enjoy the benefits of a bath without a lot of room and still be not far from it's bird cage. If you didn't know better you'd think he was trying to swim. He certainly is enjoying himself.

video parakeet in water dish taking a bath

There's a reason they call them grass parakeets. Not all birds like to feel all that water against their body when they bathe. In this video you'll see a method where lettuce is placed at the bottom of the sink so the bird can walk through the damp lettuce without feeling its body is being submerged in water. I certainly hope that wasn't dinner.

Parakeet in sink taking a bath on top of lettuce

This Jenday Conure parrot is taking a bath in the bathroom sink. This solves a few problems. It gives you a bigger bowl for the bird to bathe in. You're able to supply plenty of fresh water. The bathroom is a confined space so your bird can't go very far. The sink is filled just enough for the bird to immerse its body.

Jenday conure parrot Taking bath in bathroom sink

Sometimes you need a little more room especially if you have more than one bird. In this video 2 Caïques are having their bath in the same kitchen sink but one seems to be saying to the other "quit hogging the water". Caïques (these are Black Capped Caïques) are very entertaining birds, full of energy. It looks like they could do this all day.

two caïques taking bath and kitchen sink

To bathe larger birds the most logical choice is an appropriate size shower perch which will easily mount on the tile surface of your shower or bath area with suction cups. As illustrated in this video you don't necessarily have to get in the shower with your bird. A handheld shower head is very handy here as you can see and the African Grey agrees!

African Grey parrot on shower perch taking bath

Your parrot may come from a much warmer climate. Although it may be cold outside we know your bird still needs to bathe. You really don't want your bird to get a chill in the winter months if you are in a colder climate. Here's one way of drying off your bird. Seven edge-of-your-seat-minutes watching this Caïque getting blow dried. He really enjoys it!

If you have any comments or questions about the information we've been discussing here - please post them to our Facebook fan page http://www.facebook.com/pages/WindyCityParrotcom/132634323919

Until next time
Catherine Tobsing
President, Windy City Parrot, Inc

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