Click the "Like" button below to join our fanpage and share/upload your Pet Portraits

Cage Finches ~ Pet Portraits by Carole ~
Custom Built Bird Cages – Towa Towa / Canaries / Finches / Small Birds

Canaries and Cage Birds 1895 Color Plates Ornithology Parrots Finches Robins $349.99

A&E Extra Large Flight Cage.Perfect for Breeding Canaries, Finches, Cockatiels!! $244.88

A&E Extra Large Flight Cage.Perfect for Breeding Canaries, Finches, Cockatiels!! $244.88

Large Bird cage Finches Cockatiels sugar glider Ferret $237.39

Large Wrought Iron Bird cage Finches Cockatiels sugar glider Ferret 3997 $236.44

ES2016S PARROT CAGE 20×16x26 bird cages Canaries, Finches, Cockatiels toy toys $79.00

ES2016T PARROT CAGE 20×16x26 bird cages Canaries, Finches, Cockatiels toy toys $79.00

Medium Bird Cage budgies cage canaries cage lovebirds cage finches cage by Hagen $78.88

VISION II MODEL MO2 MEDIUM BIRD CAGE FINCHES /CANARIES $77.90

FREE SHIP ES2016A PARROT CAGE 20×16x26 bird cages Canaries, Finches, Cockatiels $72.00

Liberta- Jing Cage – White – finches – canaries – budgies – cockatiels $70.33

FOREIGN BIRDS FOR CAGE AND AVERY, FINCHES, Illustrated $60.00

ANTIQUE PRINT- CAGE BIRDS – FINCHES – NIGHTINGALE- 1897 $53.55

Cage for Parakeets, Canaries an Finches $30.00

KEYDEX Plastic Birdcage Bird Cage Parakeets Canaries Finches Java Sparrow – Blue $29.99

KEYDEX Plastic Birdcage Bird Cage Parakeets Canaries Finches Java Sparrow Ivory $29.99

Small Training Cage for Singing Birds, Canaries, Finches, Made in Italy $27.95

Small Training Cage for Singing Birds, Canaries, Finches, Made in Italy $27.95

Small Training Cage for Singing Birds, Canaries, Finches, Made in Italy $27.95

Small Training Cage for Singing Birds, Canaries, Finches, Made in Italy $27.95

Small Travel or Training Bird Cage for Canaries and Finches, Made in Italy $25.95

Small Training, Travel Bird Cage/Wood and Wire/ for Canaries and Finches $25.00

Starter Small Med Bird Cage Kit (Green color) parakeet, canarie, finches $24.99

4 American Cage-Bird Magazine 1978 Back Issues Parrot Norwich Finches Christmas* $16.99

LANTERN CAGE TUBE BIRD FEEDER FINCHES 16″ HANGING NEW $15.99

ANTIQUE PRINT- CAGE BIRDS – FINCHES – NIGHTINGALE- 1897 $10.00

DOME TOP CAGE SMALL COMPANION BIRDS -PARAKEETS, FINCHES & CANARIES $9.99

S1179 Postcard Mother and Child with Finches in Cage $9.99

Bird Cage 2 Rung Ladder for Parakeets, Finches *NEW* $2.25

BADGE I LOVE FINCHES CAGE AVIARY BIRD BIRDS MDK411 $1.61

Diamond Firetail – In creepers side view, captive cage bird Photo Mugs BB-787 Diamond Firetail – In creepers side view, captive cage bird UK Emblema guttata Brian Bevan Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details prints ardea tel and 44 (0) 20 8672 2067….

Diamond Firetail – On branch wings open front view, captive cage bird Photo Mugs BB-786 Diamond Firetail – On branch wings open front view, captive cage bird UK Emblema guttata Brian Bevan Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way. contact details prints ardea tel and 44 (0) 20 8672 2067….

FeatherBrite 15 Watt Full-Spectrum Bulb $22.99 Full-spectrum lighting has been shown to be beneficial to birds by mimicking a bird’s natural environment. Birds need UV rays and can become depressed after several years with seeing any UV. Major health benefits full-spectrum light will provide are, strengthens the immune system, relieves psychological distress, aids in Vitamin D synthesis, encourages breeding behavior and also increases the long…

Owning a pet bird can be a wonderful experience. Small birds like finches are very active and their antics can be quite amusing. The larger birds like cockatiels and parrots are more interactive and need more attention. No matter what type of pet bird you have, sadly, he will age and many times he will require more specialized care as a result. This extra care of your aging pet will keep him more comfortable and a great addition of your family for longer. As your bird ages, it is important that you do all that you can to take care of him.

So, how long can you expect your pet bird to live? How long you can expect your bird to live will depend on the breed of bird you have and the environment it lives in. Smaller birds like finches will live on average 3-5 years. The medium sized birds like cockatiels can have an average life span of 15 years. Some of the very large bird species can out live a human. That means that in order to properly care for your aging pet bird, the first thing that you need to do is to be familiar with the life span of your particular bird breed.

How well your particular pet bird ages will depend on a variety of things. The one thing that you can greatly influence is your bird’s environment. A clean cage, clean water, proper food and regular exercise will all go a long way towards making sure that your bird lives a long and quality life. Feeding the right diet for your bird will ensure that your bird gets the proper nutrition. Enough exercise will keep him strong and active, even when he is older. Birds are very intelligent animals and the larger bird breeds require social interaction either from you or from another bird to live a long and happy life.

As your pet bird ages, you will have to monitor him carefully for changes in behavior and appearance. If your bird spends most of his time in his cage, you are probably going to find that he appears to be the same, day after day even as he gets older. In general, as your bird ages, his feathers many times will look dull in appearance. He will spend more time sleeping and move around more slowly. An older bird that has other birds for companions may actually get bullied and chased away from food and water. Special care will need to be taken to assure that the older bird gets enough food, water and rest. Vitamins added to food or water can also help ensure that your pet bird is receiving the nutrition he needs. Your bird’s droppings are also a very good indicator of your bird’s overall health. Any changes in color and consistency could be a sign of problems.

It is important to establish a relationship with an avian veterinarian in your area. It is recommended that your bird be examined once a year to make sure that your bird is healthy and doing well. Taking your bird to the vet will ensure that there is a record on file of the condition of your bird year by year. Birds are very good at hiding illness from you and it may not be obvious that there is something wrong with him. It will be easier to catch any problems with regular wellness visits. The sad fact is that as your pet bird ages he will be more prone to getting sick and an established relationship with an avian veterinarian may just save your birds life. Over the long term, a vet will be able to help you keep your beloved pet bird happy and healthy for a long time.

Hi, my name is Debbie and I am passionate about animals. I have had dogs, cats, birds, hamsters, fish and horses in my life at some time or other. I currently have two poodles, a shi tzu, several finches and a cockatiel.

I write a variety of articles on a wide variety of topics. Check back often because I try to add at least one new article a week.

CLICK HERE to visit our website and see how we can help you care for your bird.