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Lower Price on Parrot Feather Sweaters!

Wed, Sep 1, 2010

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Feather Sweater for Parrots

Parrot Feather Sweater Price Reduction!

Just in time for Fall and Winter weather, Chirp n Squawk Bird Supplies has reduced the price on several sizes of Parrot Feather Sweaters for Parrots.

Not only cute as all get out, Parrot Feather Sweaters keep your pet bird warm AND deter feather destructive behavior.

Some of our customers who have feather destructive parrots report that they sew funky buttons, thin leather strips or small, preen friendly bird toys on to the chest part of the Parrot Feather Sweater.  They then transfer these fun to preen items onto a sock that hangs in the cage.  But, there is an added surprise for that feather chewer!  Yeah, baby!  Some coveted parrot treats are sewn inside the sock.  “Polly Feather Picker” learns to look away from itself to forage for fun stuff and treats.

So, how can you successfully use this technique at your house?

  1. Purchase 3-6 Feather Sweaters in assorted colors.
  2. Sew a few of your parrots favorite “mouthing or nibbler” items onto the area that covers the spot your bird is chewing itself on.  Key being textures that your parrot likes.  This process may require a bit of experimentation to find out what your parrot likes.
  3. Once your parrot has become accustomed to picking at the nibbler items vs. its own feathers, get some white tube socks.  Stuff one with 2-3 of your parrots favorite treats.  Sew the same nibbler items on the outside of the sock.  Hang the sock in the bird cage.  Observe play for safety issues.  At this point, your parrot should be wearing a Feather Sweater that is NOT embellished with chewies and nibble toys.
  4. As you notice your parrot spending more time on the sock vs. its own body, continue to provide new and interesting items to enrich and enhance foraging behaviors both inside and outside the sock.  If your parrot is continuing to nibble on the Feather Sweater, you may wish to spray the chest area of the feather sweater with Bitter Apple.  Or, consider some homeopathic parrot anxiety medications such as AviCalm.
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