Home
Questions & Answers
Shopping Parrot Supply Store
Store Live Chat
Travel Cages
Organic Pellets/Mixes
Discount Bird Cages
Flight/Breeder Cages
Stainless Cages
Play Stands/Gyms
Canada Orders
International Orders
Information Parrot Profiles
Parrot Comparison
NonToxic &Toxic List
Parrot Training
Free Bird Training
Parrot Stories
Submit Bird Stories
Parrot's Cove
Find Answers Parrot Questions
Ask the Avian Vet
Suggest a Breeder
Breeders List
Suggest  Avian Vet
Find an Avian Vet
Site Info Search Site
Warranty Info.
Contact Us
Customer Comments
About Me & SBI
Links Breeder Supplies
[?] Subscribe To This Site

XML RSS
Add to Google
Add to My Yahoo!
Add to My MSN
Subscribe with Bloglines

 

Biting self

i think my indian ring neck parrot is biting his own foot, what should i do and why is he doing this?




Comments for
Biting self

Click here to add your own comments

Aug 31, 2011
Bird biting it's foot
by: Tracie

This could be an alergic reaction to something it eats, like chemicals on human food or cheap pellets. It could be a bacterial infection or something else too.

Please Find an Avian Vet for your bird right away to have this checked out.

If your bird is not eating 80% healthy pellets like Harrison's or Roudybush then please start feeding your parrot a good brand pellets and NO seed with vitamins in them. Colored pellets and cheap pellets with sugar are known to cause birds to bite themselves.

Switching Birds To Pellets article

Click here to add your own comments

Join in and write your own page! It's easy to do. How?
Simply click here to return to Parrot Questions


Full Spectrum Lighting

Over the Cage Bird Lamp

Full Spectrum bulb for birds

Shreddable Toys!

Bird Foraging Toys

No Mess Feeder

Large Bird No Mess Feeder

New Foraging Toys!

Satellite Foraging Dish

Small Foraging Box

See all the New Foraging Toys!

On Sale Today

Discount Parrot Supply Store

Adventure Pack travel bird cage

Stainless Travel Cage


Harrison's Pellets

Harrison's & other pellets

Roudybush Pellets

Healthy Parrot Food