A) 65-80°F (18-27°C) B) 90-100°F (32-38°C) C) 40-50°F (4-10°C) D) Below freezing
A) Calcium B) Vitamin C C) Vitamin A D) Vitamin D
A) 2ft x 2ft x 3ft B) 1ft x 1ft x 1ft C) 5ft x 5ft x 5ft D) 1ft x 2ft x 1ft
A) Decoration B) Mental stimulation C) Just for fun D) To make them quiet
A) Only smooth, plastic perches B) Only metal perches C) Variety of sizes and materials D) Only one size perch
A) Weekly B) Monthly C) Only when it looks dirty D) Daily
A) 50-80 years B) 5-10 years C) 25-30 years D) 15-20 years
A) To see if it's aggressive B) To make the new bird feel lonely C) To avoid jealousy D) To prevent the spread of disease
A) Stress or illness B) Boredom C) Molting D) Normal grooming behavior
A) Feather coloration B) Vitamin D3 synthesis C) Improved vocalization D) Better sleep
A) A gland B) Where waste is stored C) Storage pouch for food D) Organ for grinding food
A) Avocado B) Sweet Potato C) Broccoli D) Bell Pepper
A) Yelling B) Ignoring the bird C) Positive reinforcement D) Physical punishment
A) Monthly cleaning B) Daily spot cleaning, weekly deep cleaning C) Only when visibly dirty D) Yearly cleaning
A) Scream at the bird B) Hit the bird C) Ignore the bite D) Identify the cause and address it
A) Just dried fruit B) Ground grains and seeds C) Only seeds D) Only nuts
A) To make them easier to handle B) To tire them out C) To stimulate their natural behaviors D) To save money on food
A) Aids in digestion (only for some species) B) Sharpens beak C) Provides calcium D) Keeps their teeth clean
A) Drinking contaminated water B) Direct contact with a human C) Inhaling contaminated dust D) Eating infected food
A) Varies greatly by species B) 2 years C) 1 year D) 6 months
A) Trimming beak B) Cutting toenails C) Removing talons D) Trimming flight feathers
A) Their feathers absorb toxins B) They are sensitive to smells C) They don't drink enough water D) They chew on things
A) Any type will do B) Plastic C) Stainless steel D) Ceramic
A) Making more comfortable B) Removing dirt and dust. C) To encourage preening D) Teaching to swim
A) It releases toxic fumes when overheated B) Parrots can eat it C) It scratches easily D) It's too expensive
A) Feather trimming B) Toenail trimming C) Beak trimming D) Cage cleaning
A) African Grey Parrot B) Cockatoo C) Budgerigar (Parakeet) D) Macaw
A) Canine Veterinarian B) Feline Veterinarian C) Equine Veterinarian D) Avian Veterinarian
A) Sleeping B) Eating C) Flying D) Maintains feather health
A) Cherries with pit B) Mango C) Apple seeds D) Grapes |