Should i get a conure




















By: Chewy Editorial Published: March 7, By: Linda Rodgers Updated: June 9, View all in be inspired. View all in be generous. Conures make great family pets, in short, because: They adapt easily. There are many types of conures that are ideal for first or experienced bird owners.

Conures are reasonably priced and easily obtainable. You can adopt too! Conures are great in groups or alone. Bird owners are learning to offer all food through foraging instead of just in a food dish. This is something you build up to — first Mango needs to learn how to forage. We recently hosted a foraging webinar and we also have several foraging videos, so I will provide the link to that playlist below.

If you do get another bird, and want to keep Mango tame, then you should have a cage for the new bird and they can interact through the cage bars and be out together when you are at home to supervise.

Otherwise, I would go with adding ways for Mango to stay busy when you are away. Skip to content. Hi Lauren, These are some great questions and it is good that you are thinking ahead.

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I fear that otherwise, he might get jealous of the dog and angry at me. And I thought that would maybe make a good match? Pet birds are very different than a domestic pet like a dog or cat.



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