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@@adrianmejia4997 😂😂😂

@@kxrsxnxii Birds are kinda Gods🗿😂❤️

@@magnus9812 😂😂😂 Usually parents have problems bringing a pet home. I've never seen a parent having problems with one specific race of parrots (cockatiel) but agree with another race (parakeet) until your comment right now

The same

@@rebeccabowman7038 for me, their faces effects naming the most. I don't know why, but i think my names really fit their faces😂

@@hope3761 he is scared and probably depressed Spend more time with your bird I think if you spend time with your bird things we will go well, but it takes time. But, always visit a proper vet in any case

@@mryoyo7741 i myself put a fruit or vegetable for 2-5 hours I wil make a video about this and specify everything Thanks🙏

@@mryoyo7741 we really need to pay attention to the environment around them. For me, once my bird sat on a heater and burned his legs, hopefully he recovered, but still it was my own mistake for not being careful about the objects around. I hope your bird be alright Your bird definitely needs to be visited by a proper vet

@@theamazingcockatiels yeah immediately went to vet clinic, the vet put Gypsum splint and stitched up the wound. I think now started to play and whistle

But the vet said there a 50% chance he won’t fly 💔

@@mryoyo7741 💔

Ooookkkk

@@skumar4210 heres what i found for you 1. Provide proper ventilation: Ensure that the cockatiel's living area is well-ventilated. Use fans or open windows to promote air circulation and prevent the buildup of hot and humid air. But be careful, never use a fan directly on your bird. 2. Keep the living area cool: Place the cockatiel's cage away from direct sunlight and heat sources like radiators or air conditioners. Use shades or curtains to block out excessive sunlight and keep the room temperature moderate. 3. Offer fresh water: Cockatiels need to stay hydrated in hot weather. Provide fresh, cool water in a shallow dish or a water bottle attached to the cage. Change the water regularly to ensure cleanliness. 4. Create a shady spot: Place a cover or cloth over part of the cage to create a shaded area where the cockatiel can retreat from direct sunlight. This will help them stay cool and reduce the risk of overheating. 5. Provide a cooling bath: Cockatiels enjoy bathing, and it can be a great way for them to cool down. Offer a shallow dish or a birdbath filled with cool water for the cockatiel to bathe in. Make sure the water level is safe for the bird to stand in comfortably. 6. Monitor humidity levels: High humidity can make it harder for cockatiels to regulate their body temperature. Use a hygrometer to measure the humidity level in the room. If it's too

If it's too high, consider using a dehumidifier or air conditioner to reduce humidity.cockatiels live naturally in a humid nature, but cockatiels that we purchase are usually in cool places inside home and have not lived in the nature so they didn't get used to humid places, therefore, humidity can hurt them 7. Offer fresh fruits and vegetables: During hot weather, provide your cockatiel with fresh fruits and vegetables with high water content, like cucumber, watermelon, or lettuce. These can help keep them hydrated and provide essential nutrients. 8. Limit exercise during the hottest parts of the day: Cockatiels love to fly and play, but during extreme heat, it's essential to limit their activity during the hottest parts of the day. Allow them to exercise in the early morning or evening when temperatures are cooler. Remember to observe your cockatiel closely for any signs of heat stress, such as panting, lethargy, or loss of appetite. If you notice any concerning symptoms, consult with a veterinarian experienced in avian care.

@@malcolmmitchell6529 thanks for your comment, i will change the intro

No don't it's fun​@theamazingcockatiels

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