A) 25-30 years B) 5-10 years C) 30-40 years D) 15-20 years
A) 36" x 36" x 48" B) 12" x 12" x 18" C) 20" x 20" x 24" D) 10" x 10" x 12"
A) Insects B) Seeds C) Pellets D) Fruit only
A) Yearly B) Monthly C) Daily D) Weekly
A) Playing with toys B) Fluffed feathers C) Singing loudly D) Preening excessively
A) 30-40°F B) 65-80°F C) 85-95°F D) 50-60°F
A) 2-3 times a week B) Never C) Once a week D) Once a month
A) Foraging toys B) Not interacting with anything C) Staring at the wall D) Sleeping all day
A) 28-30 days B) 7-10 days C) 35-40 days D) 18-21 days
A) Calf B) Kit C) Pup D) Chick
A) 2-3 weeks B) 10-12 weeks C) 1-2 weeks D) 6-8 weeks
A) Avocado B) Carrots C) Broccoli D) Sweet Potatoes
A) Toy B) Calcium source C) Nest building material D) Perch
A) Playing with toys B) Eating more food C) Feather plucking D) Singing loudly
A) Nymphicus hollandicus B) Poicephalus senegalus C) Melopsittacus undulatus D) Ara macao
A) Well-lit area away from drafts B) Dark, secluded corner C) Near the kitchen stove D) Direct sunlight all day
A) Chase it around the room B) Turn off lights and speak softly C) Yell loudly D) Throw a towel at it
A) Grab it by its wings B) Pick it up by its feet C) Squeeze it tightly D) Gently scoop it up with your hand
A) Feline leukemia B) Psittacosis C) Canine distemper D) Mad cow disease
A) Force it to do tricks B) Ignore it C) Spend time talking and interacting with it D) Punish it for bad behavior
A) Metal perches B) Sandpaper perches C) Plastic perches of uniform size D) Natural wood perches of varying sizes
A) Hiding B) Biting C) Grinding its beak D) Screaming loudly
A) Let them interact without supervision B) Immediately put them in the same cage C) Quarantine the new bird D) Ignore the new bird
A) Provides calcium B) Aids in digestion (controversial; consult vet) C) Provides entertainment D) Sharpens their beak
A) Only provide one toy B) Never interact with them C) Rotate toys regularly D) Keep the cage empty
A) Green beans B) Cucumber C) Chocolate D) Bell peppers
A) Increased activity and interest in nesting areas B) Lethargy and decreased appetite C) Feather plucking D) Aggression towards their owner
A) A cardboard box B) An open-topped bowl C) A wire cage D) A wooden box with a hole
A) Insects B) Pellets C) Seeds D) Hand-feeding formula
A) It scratches easily. B) It releases toxic fumes when overheated. C) It is difficult to clean. D) Cockatiels don't like the color. |