If you lose your cat and they end up at an animal shelter, someone will scan them for a microchip. Provided you’ve kept your registration up-to-date, a happy reunion with your pet is in your future. Microchips typically cost less than $50 at the vet and last for the lifetime…
I’m a big proponent of using cameras with birds to solve practical problems.
Weighing birds is a great way to keep tabs on their health and spot potential issues. It’s also another excellent example of employing cameras.…
In a previous article, I talked about how to find credible sources of information. Sometimes you may have questions and simply cannot find any source you can trust.
I can provide some caveats for when you resort to visiting forums or blogs that have uncited information.
As I mentioned in my review of bird cage brands, some rolling bird cages have a convenient storage shelf at the bottom. Here are two, for comparison.
Personally, I find it an invaluable place to store food, toys, cleaning supplies, and other items. When you’re …
It can be difficult even finding a vet that has experience with birds, much less one you are comfortable working with. A search for “bird vet”, “avian vet”, or “exotic vet near me” can be a good start. Ideally, you want someone that is a certified…
If you do a web search on any bird topic, you’ll probably get some results, but how do you know if it’s good infomation? This is especially difficult if you find conflicting information from multiple sources.
Sometimes the publication or author is enough to give credibility …