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Birds (All About Pets) by Helen Frost, 2001-08 Backyard Birds of California: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds (Backyard Birds Of...) by Bill Fenimore, 2008-03-27 Backyard Birds of Florida: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds by Bill Fennimore, 2008-07-01 The New Canary Handbook: Everything About Purchase, Care, Diet, Disease, and Behavior : With a Special Chapter on Understanding Canaries (New Pet Handbooks) by Mathew M. Vriends, 1992-06 Pigeons (Complete Pet Owner's Manual) by Matthew Vriends, Tommy Erskine, 2004-11-01 Caring for Your Pet Bird: A Practical Handbook by David Alderton, 2009-11-25 Lovebird Handbook, The (Barron's Pet Handbooks) by Vera Appleyard, 2001-10-01 Attracting and Feeding Backyard Birds (Animal Planet Pet Care Library) by Carol Frischmann, 2007-09 Birds of Argentina & Uruguay: A Field Guide by Dario Yzurieta, Tito Narosky, 2004-10 Backyard Birds of Illinois: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds (Backyard Birds Of...) by Bill Fennimore, 2008-07-01 Pet Birds - Discover The Secrets to Choosing, Caring For, and Enjoying Your New Pet Bird!AAA+++ by Adams, 2010-01-13 Keeping Pet Chickens: You don't need much space to Enjoy the Bounty of Fresh Eggs from Your Own Small Flock of Happy Hens by Johannes Paul, William Windham, et all 2005-08-01 Finch Handbook, The (Barron's Pet Handbooks) by Christa Koepff, April Romagnano, 2001-11-01 Backyard Birds of Virginia: How to Identify and Attract the Top 25 Birds (Backyard Birds Of...) by Bill Fennimore, 2008-07-01

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41. PetPlace.com - Article: The Life Span Of Some Common Pet Birds
    The Life Span of Some Common pet birds, by Suzanne Zweigart. Canariescan live 20 to 25 years. Once you’ve made the decision to  
    http://petplace.netscape.com/articles/artShow.asp?artID=196

42. Egg Laying In Pet Birds
    Dangers in the home • pet birds and children • Cats and dogs • Human medications• Secondhand tobacco smoke • Household toxins • Toxic non tocix  
    http://www.mickaboo.com/egglaying.html
    
    Extractions: It often comes as a surprise to the owner of a female bird that their pet can lay eggs without the presence of a male. Such eggs are, of course, infertile and will not hatch even if incubated. This can occur in any breed, but is more common in cockatiels, lovebirds, budgies, canaries and finches. Egg laying can start anytime from 5 months to over 10 years of age. Egg laying is a natural, seasonal process in wild birds, breeding birds and some pets. However, it can also become an obsession that drains the bird of vital nutrients, ruins her pet quality, and predisposes her to life-threatening health problems such as egg binding and yolk peritonitis. A bird in the peak of health on an ideal diet my be able to sustain egg production of up to 10-20 eggs per year without serious harm. Beyond that number, egg laying will have serious consequences sooner or later, no matter how the bird looks. For a bird that eats a seed based diet or has an underlying health problem any egg laying at all is dangerous.

43. Do It Yourself: Birds
    Figure G. pet birds can be quite an investment, so it s important to care forthem properly. pet birds need to play and exercise just as people do.  
    http://www.diynet.com/diy/lp_birds/article/0,2041,DIY_14059_2270646,00.html
    
    Extractions: One popular bird is the macaw ( figure A ), which costs about $1,500 and can live 80 years with good care. The macaw is a high-maintenance bird that must be kept out of drafts and protected from excessive heat. In general, a temperature that's comfortable for you is probably comfortable for the bird.

44. Canadian Food Inspection Agency - Avian Influenza - Backgrounder - Pet Bird Move
    Movement of pet birds from outside the control area pet birds may enter and exitthe Control Area if owners report to a CFIA inspector* to verify that  
    http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/anima/heasan/disemala/avflu/bacdoc/petcome.s
    
    Extractions: datestamp='2004-04-23' Quick Pick By Commodity / Key Topic Animal health Biotechnology Dairy Eggs Employment Opportunities Feeds Fertilizers Fish and Seafood Food Recalls Forestry Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Grains Honey Horticulture Meat Hygiene Pet Imports Plant Biosafety Plant Breeder's Rights Potatoes Processed Products Publications Retail Food/Labelling Seeds Variety Registration Veterinary Biologics Animal Health and Production Division AVIAN INFLUENZA IN THE FRASER VALLEY Printer-friendly PDF version To prevent the spread of avian influenza, the Fraser Valley has been declared a Control Area. Birds, including those that are pets, cannot be moved into, out of or within the Control Area except by permission of the Canadian Food Inspection Agency (CFIA). Exemptions to pet bird movement restrictions are permitted in the following circumstances: Movement of pet birds from outside the control area Pet birds may enter and exit the Control Area if owners report to a CFIA inspector to verify that: Pet birds originate from outside the Control Area Pet birds remain in the care of the owner while inside the Control Area Pet birds have not been in contact with other birds during the previous three days For the next 30 days, the owner will report any illness to their veterinarian and explain that the bird has been in the BC Control Area.

45. Pet Birds Fishes Rabbits Hamsters Mice @ Adpost.com Classifieds
    pet birds Fishes Rabbits Hamsters Mice @ Adpost.com Classifieds pet birds FishesRabbits Hamsters Mice for over 1000+ cities, 500+ regions worldwide across  
    http://www.adpost.com/pet_birds_fishes_rabbits_hamsters_mice/

46. Pet Bird Books Recommended By Ark Animals
    This page is a collection of recommended reading on pet birds from Ark Animals. CompanionParrot Handbook. The author publishes the Pet Bird Report.  
    http://www.arkanimals.com/Ecommerce/Books/birdbk.htm
    
    Extractions: If you are looking for books about pet birds, then you ca me to the right place!!! Below you will find a list of those books and videos we recommend. (To return to this page just close the new window that opens.) You can scroll down or use the links. Due to space, we only have included pictures of a few books. Please email us with any titles we are missing or that you would like to see! Thanks for supporting this site! Here is what you will find: FEATURED BOOKS!

47. Birds2grow Articles On Pet Bird Care, Nutrition, Avian Diseases, Quarantine, Gen
    Cites Finches listed on by Robert Black Hot weather care for birds - Howto reduce the stress of hot weather for our pet birds by Carol Heesen.  
    http://www.birds2grow.com/Articles.html

48. Bird Index: Pet Birds, Domestic Birds
    Bird books can be found here. More Bird Information. Housing and More. Rescues. Clubs.Marketplace. Buy this book and others like it. Free Online Quote. Pet Insurance.  
    http://www.planet-pets.com/brdindex.htm

49. Cage Pet Birds - Find, Compare And Buy At BizRate
    BizRate has the lowest prices and best customer reviews Cage pet birds. Compareprices, find store ratings and read Cage pet birds reviews before you buy.  
    http://bizrate.com/buy/products__cat_id--31000100,keyword--Cage Pet.html

50. Jw Pet Birds - Find, Compare And Buy At BizRate
    BizRate has the lowest prices and best customer reviews Jw pet birds. Compareprices, find store ratings and read Jw pet birds reviews before you buy.  
    http://bizrate.com/buy/products__att259--317622-,cat_id--31000100.html

51. TB Or Not TB: Test New Pet Birds To Find Out-WPLG-TV Pet Center
    TB or not TB Test new pet birds to find out. December 19, 2001 755AM. Tuberculosis is a common chronic disease of older wild and  
    http://wplg-tvpet.ip2m.com/index.cfm?pt=itemDetail&Item_ID=15751&Site_Cat_ID=113

52. Pet Food Manufacturers Association
    pet birds maintained on these nutritionally incomplete diets frequently showsigns of deficiencies particularly in iodine, vitamin A and calcium.  
    http://www.pfma.com/nutritionbirds.htm
    
    Extractions: Supplemented seed based diets and manufactured diets are both formulated to be nutritionally complete. Calcium and phosphorus are essential for pet birds for the formulation and maintenance of the skeleton and an imbalance of these results in a variety of disease conditions including rickets. The balance of these two nutrients is very important and most seeds do not contain calcium at the ideal levels. Manufacturers ensure that the correct balance is achieved by supplementing seed diets with calcium. Softbills are popular pets with more experienced birdkeepers.

53. Living > Pets > Birds
    Living Pets Birds. DIYnet Caring For pet birds One popular bird is the macaw(figure A), which costs about $1,500 and can live 80 years with good care.  
    http://www.growinglifestyle.com/j/55831/

54. Entirley Pets Birds Pets - Prices And Reviews At DealTime
    Bird Cycline (Tetracycline) 250mg (60 tablets) Control of nonspecific bacterialinfections in pet birds, exotic gamebirds or racing pigeons.  
    http://www.dealtime.com/xDN-Pets--birds-entirly_pets
    
    Extractions: in Current Results Pets All Categories Books Cars Electronics Kids and Family Movies Music Office Video Games Back to: Home and Garden You found 28 products in Pets Birds > Entirley Pets var dH;var mLCT=1;var dNCT=2;var bCT=3;var mNCT=4;var mPCT=5;var d=document;var sp=''; Price Range: See 28 matches at Entirley Pets Sort by : Store name Store rating Price d.write('') d.write('') Bitter Apple for Birds (4 oz)

55. Appendix B TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR PET BIRDS WITH AVIAN CHLAMYDIOSIS
    Appendix B TREATMENT OPTIONS FOR pet birds WITH AVIAN CHLAMYDIOSIS. MMWR 47(RR10);1314. Theyare available and appropriate for use with most pet birds.  
    http://wonder.cdc.gov/wonder/prevguid/m0053909/m0053909.asp
    
    Extractions: Medicated Feed Medicated feed should be the only food provided to the birds during the entire treatment. Birds' acceptance of medicated feed is variable. Thus, food consumption should be monitored. Acceptance may be enhanced by first adapting the birds to a similar, nonmedicated diet. Treatment begins when the birds accept the medicated feed as the sole food in their diet. The following options are available: White millet seed impregnated with 0.5 mg CTC/g of seed (Keet Life ) should be used for budgerigar parakeets and finches only. It should be used for 30 days. Hartz Mountain (Secaucus, New Jersey) is the only manufacturer.

56. FEATHER DISORDERS IN PET BIRDS
    FEATHER DISORDERS IN pet birds Overgrooming, feather chewing and featherplucking are common and complex problems with many possible  
    http://shell.pubnix.net/~mhagen/docu/b_disord.html
    
    Extractions: Medical problems that may have started the problem or continue to contribute to it include skin infections (bacteria, viruses, fungi, mites) and other diseases such as hormone imbalances, allergies and cancer. Most of these causes are rare. We are frequently asked about mites and lice but both are extremely unusual. The only common mite infections occur on parakeets and canaries and they do not cause feather loss. Stresses apart from poor nutrition may include environmental factors such as humidity too low, temperature too cold, inappropriate cage, inappropriate location and uninteresting or uncomfortable perches. A lack of mate or flock, and a fear of certain humans or pets may also be present but difficult to detect. SEPARATION ANXIETY Some hand-raised birds identify so closely with their human owners that they give them the role of mate substitute, or the family becomes a substitute flock. These birds rarely pick in front of the owners, but will often become excited when left alone, hanging on to the bars and calling. Picking may then occur as frustration and anxiety deepen. In the wild, a member of the flock would not normally be separated from the other birds.

57. Online Education - How To Pick A Pet Bird - How To Guide
    It begins with a lecture on some common misconceptions about pet birds. JoinLearn About Different Types of pet birds and Their Care.  
    http://search.universalclass.com/i/search/3130.htm
    
    Extractions: LogOff Use this form to join this online class . This course is for anyone who is considering the purchase of a pet bird. It begins with a lecture on some common misconceptions about pet birds. Different species of birds and their characteristics are compared, so that you can see which birds most closely fit your lifestyle and family. Each species is additionally covered in a separate lecture. Basic care information and basic training tips are also covered. Resources are included for finding out more about bird behavior and where to buy cages and supplies. Can be used as a homeschool class if students complete the lessons and assignments. Join Learn About Different Types of Pet Birds and Their Care You can join this class right now! Press the "

58. Environmental Organization WebDirectory - AnimalsPetsPet Birds
    Aviary Largest all bird web site!! Birding and pet bird info. PetStation- pet birds of all types discussed at PetStation s Bird Barn .  
    http://www.webdirectory.com/Animals/Pets/Pet_Birds/

59. VIRAL DISEASES IN PET BIRDS IN ISRAEL
    VIRAL DISEASES IN pet birds IN ISRAEL. U. Bendheim, Koret School ofVeterinary Medicine, Hebrew University. Viral diseases diagnosed  
    http://www.isrvma.org/article/57_3_98.htm
    
    Extractions: VIRAL DISEASES IN PET BIRDS IN ISRAEL U. Bendheim, Koret School of Veterinary Medicine, Hebrew University Viral diseases diagnosed in Israel were described, including suspect diagnoses based on clinical and pathological lesions even without virus isolation. Vaccination possibilities are discussed. Disease Diagnosis years Species in Israel Known hosts Vaccines Virus identification Pox Most avian species Homologous vaccine for canaries NCDV (paramyxo 1) Different psittacines Most avian species Inactivated vacc. for psittacines Live vacc. for passerines Polyoma Different psittacines Psittacines and passerines Inactivated vacc. For psittacines in USA* PBFD Different psittacines, maily cockatoos sittacines None PPDD Macaws Psittacines None Psittacines Macaws Young Psittacines None Viral Serositis (PVS) Papilloma Macaws Psittacines Autogenic vaccine* Diagnostic methods used: Pox - virus isolation and histopathology NCDV - virus isolation and ELISA (Immunocomb) Polyoma - PCR PBFD - PCR, histopathology and electronmicroscopy

60. Simon & Schuster's Guide To Pet Birds By Dr. Matthew M. Vriends - Bird Care Book
    Simon Schuster s Guide to pet birds by Dr. Matthew M. Vriends The first sectionof this beginner s guide covers the history of aviculture and general  
    http://www.avianpublications.com/items/care/item112.htm
    
    Extractions: Newsletter Join our WordsOnBirds mailing list to stay informed about the latest bird books and video tapes available from Avian Publications, special offers, and other important announcements about bird-related educational opportunities. Powered by groups.yahoo.com Home Shop Online by Dr. Matthew M. Vriends The first section of this beginner's guide covers the history of aviculture and general housing, feeding, taming, breeding, and health considerations of pet birds. The second section describes each species' captive breeding habits and nutritional requirements, with a fine photo of each bird described. This guide is for both experienced aviculturists and those attempting to decide which pet bird is best for them. Item Number: 112 ISBN: 067150696X Pages: 319 pp.

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