Glamorous Gouldians

22/06/2024

Be back 7/1/2024:))

11/06/2024

Selling my warehouse to Jars Cannabis:))
Retirement is getting closer!!
Close on the sale the end of the month!
NOT RETIRING YET:) Just working towards it...

10/06/2024

Check it out:) My Beautiful Pet Bird Contest!

Show us your beautiful pet bird through video or a photo! Contest Overview Is your pet bird the fairest of them all? Submit a photo or video of your beautiful pet bird to find out! Everyone will have a chance to vote for their favorite entry. The top ten entries as determined by popular vote will th...

19/03/2024

For National Poison Prevention Week, check out the AAV handout on "Protecting Your Pet Birds from Household Dangers" at aav.org/page/birdowners. Learn about common household hazards and get essential tips to ensure your home is a safe haven for your feathered friends.

Reach out to your local avian vet for personalized advice.

11/01/2024

Cede Eggfood to arrive today!!

15/12/2023

My favorite:))

15/12/2023

Little birds less likely on some of these but... great holiday tip:)

Keeping Your Parrot Safe During The Christmas Holidays 🎄🎅🏼

Everyone loves the Christmas holidays - but the holidays don’t always love our companion parrots

Below are some possible dangers to be on the lookout for :

1. Parrots in the kitchen: hot pans and stove burners (burns, scalding), fumes from Teflon‐ coated pans (toxic), kitchen sink (danger from drowning in sink filled with water, the same with bathroom sinks and toilets), preparation areas for poultry may be contaminated with bacteria. Much better if a bird is kept right out of these areas

2. Lighted candles or other fragrances, different fragrances and smells may be present during holidays (cooking fumes, lighted candles) Watch your bird for signs of respiratory distress from these. Also be on the alert for burns from lighted candles

3. Christmas tree and ornaments, sparkly tinsel and other items are tempting toys ‐ chewed on and ingested will cause serious digestive problems

4. Electric lights and toys, wire cords are an electrocution hazard, particularly when chewed on

5. Small toys and parts, these swallowed can cause serious digestive issues

6. Rich and sweet foods, too much or certain high‐fat or high‐sugar goodies may upset digestive systems in pet birds, or worse

7. Increased activity / loud music & additional company, pet birds like routine – more things happening and strange people dropping in can upset them. Look for feather plucking or screaming when none present before. Make sure you give your bird extra attention, there’s a good chance he/she is stressed

8. Increased risk of escape, when guests come calling ensure that they know to keep doors, windows and other areas of escape firmly closed. Better yet, this is the time for birds to be busy in their own room/enclosure

9. Small children and other pets, in the excitement one may bite the other. Danger of trampling on small birds underfoot

10. Pets as Christmas presents – Christmas is not a good time for newly adopted parrots to become secure in their new surroundings, everything is too hyper & too busy

Keeping in mind that your parrot is a very intelligent, curious animal will help remind you that he/she can get into as much trouble (and more!) as a small human toddler. Always consult your avian vet if you encounter a problem with your parrot. By being cautious and avoiding tragedy you can enjoy your Christmas holidays with your entire family, & feathered companion

Stay safe feathered friends 👀 🦜 🎄

Credit / Source : Me & Angel 😄

14/12/2023

If you are looking for gouldians, I have a customer in York PA with gouldians:)) IM me for info...

14/10/2023

Cookie is a new addition to our flock, he's was found in someone's backyard in Pickney. If anyone knows someone who lost a yellow parakeet, tell them to message me:)) Otherwise he's with us now

01/10/2023

https://www.birds.cornell.edu/home/seven-simple-actions-to-help-birds?fbclid=IwAR2p6VorYdCp3-ZRWW83x0NFWEqpsEoVPZy2S-AVz9MD4mSvjcbGs6u4j2E

Here are the seven simple things you can do to help birds

29/09/2023

Fresh Golden California Millet Just In!
Back in stock!

11/07/2023

The Bugs in Our Backyard Birds

As backyard chickens become increasingly popular, veterinarians are more likely to encounter these birds (and their parasites!) in the clinic. As with any pet, the first step for adequate parasite prevention is educating owners on the importance and principles of biosecurity. New birds should undergo a quarantine period, and immature birds should be separated from older, hardier hens.

Chickens can be hosts to a variety of ectoparasites and endoparasites. The most common ectoparasites include poultry lice and mites such as the red poultry mite and northern fowl mite, both of which are zoonotic and can cause dermatitis in humans. Common endoparasites include coccidia, roundworms, and capillarids. Coccidia is a frequent cause of significant morbidity and mortality in backyard chickens, and routine screening and treatment should be considered.

Owners of backyard chickens are aviculturists! The avian veterinarian plays an essential role in ensuring the long-term health and productivity of these flocks through adequate and appropriate parasite control.

Visit the blog: https://www.aav.org/blogpost/1787676/491091/The-Bugs-in-Our-Backyard-Birds

16/06/2023

20/03/2023

Who doesn't love a bird fair?:))

17/03/2023

We now have Dr. S by Bird Care Company for small animals, like mice and rats:))

26/02/2023

https://www.aphis.usda.gov/aphis/ourfocus/animalwelfare/new-bird-rule/awa-standards-for-birds?fbclid=IwAR05-xhj8zWzIuuSls_WHLFnIZYK75rNlEW7oKvyNWdKEtwnmfL9GHWhKbM

12/02/2023

23/01/2023

Please use ladygouldianfinch.com, glamgouldians.com is in the process of forwarding... so not working:)) That's ok, we got a new site!!

19/01/2023

OH NO!!!

Regional Rate Boxes, which can be used domestically and internationally, provide low-cost shipping alternative for commercial and online customers.

Effective January 22, 2023, Regional Rate Boxes will be discontinued. After that date, remaining Regional Rate Boxes can still be used for shipping, but they will be treated as weight and rate packages. Customers who currently use these boxes are encouraged to place orders before supplies are depleted.

14/01/2023

The new website is up, rough... no menu, lots of work, but you can shop on there! Please start using the new site!! ladygouldianfinch.com
Thank you!!

11/09/2022

https://twitter.com/CornellBirds/status/1568337958671106048?s=20&t=qMXz5XyWCRHgpNz8rEPXxA

17/07/2022

The aims of the Society of Canary & Finch Breeders (as a non-profit avicultural organization) are to promote the development, improvement and breeding of Canaries and Finches; to assist those engaged in the care and breeding of birds; to exhibit at accredited shows; to sponsor an annual show; and ge...

30/06/2022

We will be closed July 1nd - July 9th for Summer Vacation!!! 😊
Orders can be placed but nothing will ship until 7/10 when we get back!
They will be filled in the order received and we will try to get back up to
speed as soon as possible!
Hope You all have a safe and happy Fourth of July!
Enjoy the summer while it’s hot!

13/06/2022

NO more shipping meds to Canada, they have started being returned....

14/01/2022

After bringing back critical protections in the century-old Migratory Bird Treaty Act, policymakers are considering changes that will build on the law for the future.

05/01/2022

Please pray for my helper Adam and his family... He lost his dad to covid last night. Sad day... Becareful out there!!

20/12/2021

Hope you all have a lovely Holiday:)
I plan on doing some baking and playing with my grandkids!!!

14/12/2021

Chimken here - am still alive! Human is very busy flappin around doin silly human things. and im very busy making sure human spends all free time scritchin me!