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Parrots magazine - June 2018

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In this issue

Jim Hayward offers breeding advice on the Swift Parakeet; Leslie Moran on how lack of protein and antioxidant levels contribute to fatty liver disease; Eb Cravens’ final instalment on lesser known pet parrot species: Slender-billed Conure; Megan Matthews discusses the possibility of your parrot flying away, prevention and search; Mike McKaig shares his memories about parrots in Venezuela; Sally Blanchard talks about why parrots might start biting and ideas for restoring your relationship; Mehd Halaouate and his search for the Shining Parrots; Jes Fuhrmann discusses changing the world through a parrot’s perspective; RSPCA and the parrots they take in. Can you help?; Think Parrots Show 2018 – new products and services from some of our exhibitors; ‘Your Parrot Queries Answered’ feature highlighting excessive vocalisation in parrots; Loro Parque Fundación’s latest report; Bird Alert update; Your parrot queries answered by our experts; Letters from our readers; Latest calendar dates for parrot-related events; and lots more…

Parrots magazine Description:

Publisher: Imax-Visual-Ltd

Category: Animals-and-Pets

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

Parrots magazine is exclusively about parrots and parakeets covering a wide range of topics including how they can become valued companions, behavioural issues, breeding, veterinary and healthcare, conservation, general husbandry and many other interesting aspects about these unique birds. Apart from information being interesting and appealing to readers, the magazine always encourages responsibility and education in order for owners to provide the best care for their birds. Information on shows, conventions and many other visitor attractions. Advertisements from a wide range of suppliers of feeds, accessories, ecotours, vet listing, ‘Lost and Found’ register, and other parrot related items