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BIRD CARE


Pet birds come in a variety of shapes sizes and colors. They can entertain you with their singing, talking and playful antics. Your veterinarian has a special interest in making sure your pet bird remain healthy and lives out it's natural life span.   Veterinarian's belonging to the Association of Avian Veterinarians are eager to assist you in selecting and caring for your new bird. Further information regarding your particular species can be found in books and handouts from your veterinarian, pet stores, and local bird clubs.

When picking a pet bird, match your life-style, preferences, and cost considerations with the right species of bird. Because impulse buying can lead to problems, choose a bird that is right for your situation.

Important considerations include:

  • Space requirements
  • Amount of care required
  • Life span
  • Cost
  • Whether or not it was hand fed
  • Noisiness
  • Age
  • Sex

Your veterinarian can assist you in this important selection.



All Creatures Animal Hospital
1894 Ohio Pike
Amelia, OH 45102
Phone: 513-797-PETS
Fax: 513-797-7388

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