Jenday Conure CB24
Jenday Conure
Aratinga jandaya
Captive Bred: 6–12 Months
Note: Birds are available for store collection/external courier only
Bird Species | Parrot |
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Jenday Conure CB24
Please note: Birds are for store collection only or couriered by a specialist bird courier. Please note that our courier service is not licenced for birds.
Caring for your Jenday Conure
In order to properly care for a conure parrot, it is important to understand their specific needs and requirements. There are several key factors to consider when planning for these colourful and intelligent birds. It is important to consider diet, health, and mental stimulation for your Conure.
Provide a balanced diet of pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables. Ensure you Conure has a spacious cage with plenty of toys for mental stimulation. Regular social interaction and training are also essential for keeping conures happy and well-adjusted in a home environment.
Conures are highly social birds and thrive on interaction with their human companions. It is important to dedicate time each day to play, train, and bond with your conure to maintain a strong relationship and prevent behavioural issues.
Additionally, conures require regular exercise outside of their cage to maintain physical health and prevent boredom. Providing opportunities for flight or supervised playtime outside the cage can help fulfill this need. Overall, attentive care and a stimulating environment are key to ensuring the well-being of conures in captivity.
Healthcare
Conures are prone to respiratory infections, feather plucking, and fatty liver disease. They are also susceptible to a number of behavioural issues if they are not stimulated enough or provided with the correct housing, accessories, company, and free-flying time. Signs of illness in conures include discharge and redness of the eyes, flakiness and changes around the nose, the bird sitting on the floor or hunched up, and abnormal behaviour.
Nails: should be trimmed regularly to prevent overgrowth and potential injury to the bird or its cage mates. Additionally, regular veterinary check-ups are important to catch any potential health issues early on.
Feathers: should be checked regularly for signs of feather plucking, bald spots, or abnormal coloration. Proper nutrition and a balanced diet are essential for maintaining healthy feathers and overall well-being in conures.
Beak: should be monitored for signs of overgrowth or deformities, which can affect the bird’s ability to eat and groom properly. Providing appropriate toys and perches for chewing can help keep the beak healthy and prevent issues by promoting natural beak wear and exercise. Regularly cleaning and disinfecting the bird’s cage and accessories is crucial in preventing infections, reducing the spread of diseases, and maintaining a clean and healthy environment for your conure.
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