A) Mostly nuts B) Variety C) Exclusively pellets D) All-seed diet
A) Daily B) Weekly C) Only when visibly soiled D) Monthly
A) Increased talking B) Eating more C) Sleeping more D) Feather plucking
A) 14-16 hours B) 4-6 hours C) 6-8 hours D) 10-12 hours
A) Destructible toys B) Soft plush toys C) Mirrors D) Electronics
A) Plastic B) Powder-coated steel C) Wood D) Aluminum
A) Just big enough to turn around B) Size is not important C) Large enough for full wing extension D) Small and cozy
A) Keeping it in isolation B) Regular interaction with humans C) Only interacting with other birds D) Ignoring it
A) Arthritis B) Psittacosis C) Cataracts D) Diabetes
A) Once a month B) Several times a week C) Only when dirty D) Never
A) Only apples and bananas B) Only leafy greens C) Most, except avocado D) None
A) Below 50°F B) 65-80°F C) Temperature is not important D) Above 90°F
A) They don't need grit B) Aids in digestion C) Provides calcium D) Keeps their beak trimmed
A) Punish the bird B) Scream back C) Ignore it D) Investigate the cause and address it
A) 40-70 years B) 25-30 years C) 5-10 years D) 15-20 years
A) Weight loss B) Bright, clear eyes C) Dull feathers D) Perched at the bottom of cage
A) As needed, to prevent overgrowth B) Every week C) Never D) Every day
A) A dark, quiet room B) A garage C) A room with family activity D) Outside in direct sunlight
A) Strong chemicals B) Only soap and water C) Nothing is needed D) Diluted bleach solution
A) To prevent boredom B) It's not important C) To make them last longer D) To save money
A) Bananas B) Carrots C) Apples D) Avocado
A) By the wings B) Gently and with positive reinforcement C) Forcefully D) By the tail
A) Increased activity B) Increased appetite C) Changes in droppings D) Singing more often
A) Keeps their feathers bright B) Helps with Vitamin D3 production C) It's not important D) Helps them sleep better
A) Increased vocalization B) Overeating C) Muscle atrophy D) Decreased lifespan
A) Give them less food B) Provide extra baths or misting C) Pluck out the old feathers D) Isolate them from others
A) They are purely decorative B) Prevent feather plucking. C) Encourages natural feeding behavior D) Help train tricks
A) In a cardboard box B) Unrestrained in a car C) In a secure carrier D) On your shoulder
A) To understand potential behavioral issues B) It's not important C) To know their favorite food D) To name them
A) Teaching complex tricks B) Forcing interaction C) Building trust D) Using punishment |