A) Nuts B) Fruits C) Pellets D) Seeds
A) Monthly B) Daily C) Only when it looks dirty D) Weekly
A) Galvanized B) Stainless steel C) Powder-coated D) Wrought iron
A) Fluffed feathers B) Increased activity C) Talking more than usual D) Eating more food
A) 14-16 hours B) 6-8 hours C) 4-6 hours D) 10-12 hours
A) Stay calm and gently remove the bird B) Drop the bird C) Yell at the bird D) Immediately punish the bird
A) Apply lotion to the skin B) Put a cone on the bird C) Consult an avian veterinarian D) Ignore it, it's just molting
A) Teflon B) Wood C) Plastic D) Cotton
A) Leaving them alone all day B) Foraging toys C) Not interacting with them D) Giving them only seeds
A) Once a month B) Once a year C) Never D) Several times a week
A) Grooming tool B) Calcium source C) Source of iron D) Toy
A) Bananas B) Berries C) Grapes D) Apples
A) To avoid bonding B) To prevent disease spread C) To train it better D) To make it feel lonely
A) Lack of toys B) Too much bathing C) Improper perches D) Too much sunlight
A) Yelling B) Punishment C) Positive reinforcement D) Ignoring unwanted behavior
A) Exotic animal veterinarian (non-avian) B) Canine veterinarian C) Avian veterinarian D) General practitioner
A) With bleach B) With dish soap C) With bird-safe cleaner D) With ammonia
A) It causes allergies B) It is high in sugar C) It is hard to digest D) It is toxic
A) 40-60% B) 90-100% C) 70-80% D) 10-20%
A) The parrot has a skin infection B) The parrot is sick C) New feathers are growing in D) The parrot is molting old feathers
A) Mental stimulation B) Decoration C) To keep the cage clean D) Noise reduction
A) To encourage flying B) Cage aesthetics C) To make the parrot taller D) Foot health
A) Wait and see if symptoms develop B) Contact a veterinarian immediately C) Induce vomiting D) Give the parrot water
A) Smooth and symmetrical B) Overgrown and flaky C) Constantly growing D) Cracked and brittle
A) They attract insects B) They cause allergies C) They are toxic D) They scare the bird
A) Force them to interact with everyone B) Keep them isolated C) Introduce them to new people and environments gradually D) Ignore their fear
A) It is cold B) It is regurgitating food C) It has an ear infection D) It is trying to fly
A) Ringworm B) Aspergillosis C) Canine distemper D) Feline leukemia
A) Vitamin D synthesis B) Increased activity level C) Improved feather color D) Better sleep
A) Keep the parrot in a small cage B) Ignore the parrot C) Provide adequate enrichment and interaction D) Punish the parrot for bad behavior |