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