With great sadness we announce the passing of Marla Lichtenberger, DVM, DACVECC after a brave battle with cancer.
Dr. Marla Lichtenberger was a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Emergency and Critical... https://t.co/Q8hZZ5eh56
Don’t miss our LIVE podcast tomorrow at 10 CST with Dr. Laurie Hess! We will be talking about all things Spring Cleaning with your Companion Bird. We will have a Q/A session at the end of the live video, so please stay tuned for that!
Gary Clarke, the Topeka Zoo’s first director, died Friday, leaving behind a multi-layered legacy in the zoological community. He was 79. In 1963, Clarke, then 24, became the Topeka Zoo’s first director. He served in the... https://t.co/IAkFod2j3F
We wanted to take the time to thank everyone for participating in the 12 Days of Giving posts, we hope you all had a great holiday with your friends and family. We also wanted to announce our GRAND PRIZE winner!... https://t.co/ph1fe68YGi
Day 10: If you were Santa, would your bird or small animal make it on the NAUGHTY or NICE list this year? Comment below! Winner announced at 10am Monday! https://t.co/pbTsbUgafr
Day 5: What is the best part of owning a bird or small animal? The cuddles? The bond? Tell us in the comments below. Winner will be announced at 10am Monday.
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Knowing when to take a bird to the veterinarian can be challenging, especially when nothing seems to be wrong. While there are many reasons your bird may need to be seen by a veterinarian, these are the most common reasons to take your bird in. https://t.co/nN6AiZhLpJ
We were at Parrot Palooza in Burlington, New Jersey all weekend. It's always a great event and we want to thank everyone at Bird Paradise for all the work they do for the bird community. We gave away three prize... https://t.co/p8Dak0Xiwq
Just like us, birds love to eat treats, but it's important to consider your bird’s health when treating. It can be difficult to know when to treat, how much and what to feed. Check out these tips to know the best practices for treating your bird. https://t.co/8ic30nAzGg
Just like us, birds love to eat treats, but it's important to consider your bird’s health when treating. It can be difficult to know when to treat, how much and what to feed. Check out these tips to know the best practices for treating your bird.... https://t.co/G1UjwTEijV
There's a misconception that birds should eat seeds. However, seeds don't contain the essential nutrients your bird needs! Dr. Laurie Hess sets the record straight. Learn more: https://t.co/6aYmEsrCH1 https://t.co/6aYmEsrCH1
While there are certainly some birds that will convert readily from one diet to another, others need to be encouraged. Our “Tough Love” conversion method works for nearly every species, regardless of their temperament. Read what Dr. Laurie Hess has... https://t.co/2Lbd5dUjjj
How do you know if you're spending enough time with your bird? Dr. Laurie Hess shares signs to look for, plus tips on how to make the most of your time with your bird. Learn more here: https://t.co/Vy8heWr683 https://t.co/tSO0iTxWID
Summertime means vacation time. Whether you’re voyaging on a cross-country road trip or escaping to a relaxing resort, keep these travel tips in mind for your bird’s best interest! #OnTheBlog https://t.co/9MnNitrxFc
Converting your bird from an all-seed diet to a pelleted diet can be stressful – not only for the bird, but also for you. Our “Slow and Steady” conversion method was formulated for birds who need to take their time with pellet conversion. https://t.co/KnJ8auqOcb