A) Variety B) Only seeds C) Only fruits D) Only pellets
A) Medium parrot cage B) Small budgie cage C) Any cage will do D) Large enough for them to fully extend their wings
A) Only when dirty B) Several times a week C) Once a month D) Never
A) Small, delicate toys B) No toys needed C) Toys for parakeets D) Durable, destructible toys
A) Increased appetite B) Singing loudly C) Increased activity D) Fluffed feathers and lethargy
A) 50-80 years B) 5-10 years C) 15-20 years D) 25-30 years
A) Weight gain B) Quietness C) Mental stimulation D) Physical inactivity
A) 65-80°F (18-27°C) B) Over 100°F (38°C) C) Below freezing D) No temperature control is needed
A) Only interaction with other birds B) Regular interaction with humans C) Keeping them isolated D) Ignoring them completely
A) It attracts other birds B) It releases toxic fumes when overheated C) It makes them noisy D) It causes feather plucking
A) Varied diameter perches B) Only metal perches C) Only dowel perches D) Only smooth plastic perches
A) Every day B) As needed, usually every few months C) Never D) Every week
A) Ruffled and plucked feathers B) Crusty beak C) Bright, alert eyes D) Dull, listless eyes
A) Pellets B) Seeds C) Fruits D) Avocado
A) Only if they seem visibly ill B) Early detection of illnesses C) They never get sick D) It is unnecessary
A) Never giving them toys B) Rotating toys regularly C) Keeping the same toys always available D) Leaving the cage empty
A) Assume all calls are the same B) Ignore their calls C) Punish vocalizations D) Listen and observe their behaviors
A) Feather plucking B) Never making any noise C) Excessive calmness D) Constant singing
A) Ignoring the behavior B) Punishing the bird C) Isolating the bird D) Provide enrichment and address underlying causes
A) They require specialized care and commitment B) They are easy to care for C) They are inexpensive pets D) They don't need much attention
A) Nuts (in moderation) B) Small pieces of apple C) Chocolate D) Vegetable slices
A) To make them feel lonely B) To punish them for being new C) To prevent the spread of diseases D) It's not necessary
A) Strong-smelling chemicals B) Bleach C) Ammonia D) Bird-safe disinfectant
A) Screaming constantly B) Destroying furniture C) Biting D) Step up command
A) In a cardboard box B) In a secure travel carrier C) Without any restraint D) On your shoulder
A) Positive reinforcement B) Ignoring unwanted behaviors C) Punishment-based training D) Using fear tactics
A) Dim lighting B) Full-spectrum lighting C) Incandescent bulb lighting D) No lighting at all
A) Ignore the behavior initially, then reward quiet behavior B) Immediately give them attention C) Scream back at them D) Punish them harshly
A) Increased preening B) Playing with toys C) Singing and dancing D) Changes in appetite
A) To prevent escape and injury B) To prevent them from flying C) To make them easier to handle by force D) It's not important |