SA PARROTS BREEDERS

ABOUT US

As a group of breeders, we pride ourselves in the manner in which we raise our babies. We provide each baby bird with the individualized care and attention that is needed to become a happy, relaxed, and well-adjusted pet. We raise only a limited number of babies at a time, which enables us to provide them with the necessary one on one attention they need. Lots of TLC is essential to ensure proper socialization and a good, even-tempered disposition. Our birds receive lots of cuddling and one on one playtime. The special care that each baby receives assures our customers a loving pet that will bring joy and happiness to their lives for many years to come.

The purchase of a bird from us is only the beginning of our business relationship. As you may know, parrots change as they mature. These changes can bring about new behaviours in our companion parrots. When you purchase a bird from Macaws Breeder, we are committed to offer lifetime support and guidance to you and your family.

We believe socialization at a young age is a critical factor for having a confident, happy, and well-adjusted parrot. It is important to teach parrots some basic manners and commands. All of our baby birds are taught to "step up," "step down," and "no." Our babies are exposed to birds of different species. We feel this is an added bonus, enabling the babies to adjust with less stress to those households with other birds.

A wide variety of toys are introduced at an early age to encourage independent play and ongoing stimulation. We expose our babies to different play environments that help them develop their coordination, balance, and concentration, as well as providing them with good exercise to develop muscles and a relaxed attitude.

We believe baby birds are more confident and content when they learn how to fly before they are given a gradual wing clip. It also builds strong muscles that are important at this young age. Each one of our babies is allowed to fledge naturally and fly repeatedly prior to receiving the first wing clipping.

We raise parrots simply because we love them, and we enjoy helping others learn more about them. We are committed to providing our babies with the best possible introduction in life. This includes not only a nutritionally sound diet but also special care and attention to their emotional and physical needs. The solid foundation of trust, nurturing guidance, and consistent responses will help your baby bird develop into a secure, confident, and loving lifetime companion.

We are committed to help potential bird owners find the type of bird that is best suited for their lifestyle. Parrots are beautiful, social, sensitive, and highly intelligent creatures that can enrich the lives of their owners. They can be very affectionate and, at times, become very demanding. In order to ensure a happy experience for you and your bird, do your homework; never purchase a bird on impulse. Give much thought about what qualities you are looking for in a companion bird. Birds come in many sizes, colors, and personalities. Some will talk more than others.

Above all, consider your family and environment and how they will interact with a new member of the family. Parrots can live as long as humans, therefore, owning a parrot is a lifetime commitment. We encourage you to research the many parrot species before making any decisions. For your convenience, we offer comprehensive information about the various parrot species right on our website. The right choice will bring a lifetime of joy and happiness for you and your bird. We have have been breeding and raising Hyacinth Macaw Parrots And Black Palm Cockatoos For A Long Time Now.

As breeders of large macaws, we believe in weaning our baby birds based on their individual needs and rates of maturity. It is very important to us that all our babies get a good start in life both nutritionally and psychologically. Therefore we provide the following kinds of foods and socialization as they grow and develop.

Handfeeding - Each baby parrot is given a handfeeding formula that is suited to their species and their individual needs. They are exposed to different foods at an early age to familiarize them with a large variety of foods. This facilitates the weaning process so that they recognize food in its different forms and allows them to explore and experiment with tastes and textures.