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This article was co-written by Pippa Elliott, MRCVS. Dr. Elliott is a veterinarian with over thirty years of experience. She graduated from the University of Glasgow in 1987 and worked as a veterinary surgeon for 7 years. Then, Dr. Elliott worked as a veterinarian in a clinic for over a decade.
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Parakeets (also known as swiftlets) are rather difficult birds to get along with, but with a little practice you can make them closer to you. In fact, if you spend enough time with them and make them feel comfortable, you will create a good relationship with the parrot. Refer to the article to become closer to your pets.
Steps
Getting to know macaws
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Make them feel comfortable. The cage is a safe space for the parrot, but if you want them to see the presence of family members, place the cage in a place where people usually live. However, make sure this is a place where your parrot can rest when he needs it, as parrots need 10 to 12 hours of sleep each night. [1] X Research Source
- Cover the cage when the parrot sleeps. This obscures the view and keeps them in a fixed position, ensuring that there are no loud noises that startle the parrots while they are sleeping.
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Get closer to your parrot. When you notice that they seem to be comfortable with the place where you put the cage, where they sense a human presence, move closer. Move gently to avoid scaring the parrot. [2] X Research Source
- Speak softly when approaching the cage. Avoid sudden actions.
- Spend as much time talking to them as possible. Parrots understand that you are aware of its presence. Birds are social creatures and your parrot will sense the wild life in your presence, so spend as much time with them as possible.
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Start placing your hands on or near the birdcage gently. [3] X Research Source If they dodge, don’t rush to move your hand but instead place your hand in one spot and talk or read to them. It is important to help the parrot get used to your hands and presence. Just don’t panic it.
Manual parakeet training
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Approach from within the cage. Once the parrot is no longer avoiding your hand, this is the right time for you to approach him from inside the cage. Place your hand in the cage for a while. [4] X Research Source It will be very effective if you do this when giving them food, such as millet. Feeding will build your parrot’s trust in you.
- Gradually over time, move your hand closer and closer. Chances are, if you’re holding food, the parrot will start picking it up from your hand.
- If your hands are holding food but placed in a position where they cannot reach while standing on the bean pole, they will most likely jump on your hand to eat.
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Let the parrot perch on your finger. After a while of hand-feeding, try to get them to rest on your finger even without food by gently reaching out with your fingers and placing the belly right between your legs.
- The parrot can quickly jump off your finger, but try to stay still, just don’t overwhelm it. Parrots need some time to adapt and move slowly. Be patient, your pet parrot will begin to get used to it and voluntarily sit on the owner’s finger. [5] X Research Sources
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Take the parrot out of the cage. The next stage in training a parrot is to get it out of the cage while still resting on your finger. It will probably jump out of his hand when it approaches the cage door because the parrot is used to the safety of the cage. However, keep trying, just like you would if you tried to feed them on your hand or perch on your finger. Eventually the parrot will trust you and go out with you.
Create interactions with your parrot
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Talk to your parrot often. Every time you pass by, stop for a few minutes and talk to it. If you repeat phrases or sounds (such as whistling) during a conversation, chances are they will start talking to themselves. Parakeets have the ability to talk like other ornamental birds. [6] X Research Sources
- Talking will help your pet to trust you more as this can be seen as affection for them. [7] X Research Sources
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Pet your parrot. Parrots can brush each other’s feathers, so your pet parrot will love it if you gently brush or stroke their feathers in different places on their body. [8] X Research Source Try scratching their head, stroking their back, or rubbing their belly gently.
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Always take care of your parrots carefully. They have small bodies and are very sensitive. [9] X Research Source Gentle to the touch and you will gain their trust, this is considered your love for parrots.
- Do not hit or have rude behavior to hurt them.
- Never kiss a parrot’s beak or anywhere else on a parrot’s body because human saliva can be toxic to even a small amount.
Caring for macaws
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Feed them a variety of foods like meat. [10] X Research Source Parrots will be happy to eat, especially if they are not bored with the food you provide. Feed your parrot nuts, pellets, fruits or vegetables. [11] X Research Source
- Start with pellets that don’t contain colorants or sugar.
- Feed nuts separately, do not mix. [12] X Source of Research Food should be naturally prepared, with no added colorants or added sugars.
- Avoid giving foods like avocado, eggplant, onion, etc. [13] X Research Source
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Provide a variety of toys for parrots. Parakeets love to play, so they will be happy with many toys, let them feel loved. Give your parrot brightly colored toys such as balls, rings, swings, bells, etc. [14] X Research Source
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Keep the cage clean at all times. Parrots love a clean home just as much as humans do. The difference is that they have to live close to their feces. Keeping the cage clean to limit exposure helps keep the parrot clean and healthy. [15] X Research Source
- Use a perch suitable for parakeets. The natural twig-sized perches will make it easier for your parrot to fly, plus you’ll also be able to get the bird out of the cage more easily. [16] X Research Source
Warning
- Gloves should not be used when handling parakeets. Usually birds will be afraid of gloves because it is shaped like a hand but is larger. This will make the parrot no longer trust you.
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This article was co-written by Pippa Elliott, MRCVS. Dr. Elliott is a veterinarian with over thirty years of experience. She graduated from the University of Glasgow in 1987 and worked as a veterinary surgeon for 7 years. Then, Dr. Elliott worked as a veterinarian in a clinic for over a decade.
There are 10 references cited in this article that you can view at the bottom of the page.
This article has been viewed 8,937 times.
Parakeets (also known as swiftlets) are rather difficult birds to get along with, but with a little practice you can make them closer to you. In fact, if you spend enough time with them and make them feel comfortable, you will create a good relationship with the parrot. Refer to the article to become closer to your pets.
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