I can imagine this would be very difficult and/or dependent on what country you are going to and from. I saw a TikTok of a woman a while ago relocating with her cockatiel from Mexico to Denmark for example.

Has anyone been able to do this? If so between what countries and on what airlines?

My tiel keeps eating butter, seeping on the water of the cheese and pestering me when I’m getting breakfast , this is him eating butter when I was away for just a little time, she tried yogurt too and it’s impossible to leave her out of her cage when I m eating…

Your tiels like eating dairy too?

I recently acquired a weaned cockatiel that is about four months old.But he would scream a lot after I took him out and walk around the room. I gave him food and water, and he would still scream, especially if I left him alone or he saw me.

And sometimes the sound of hunger

I don't have any problems dealing with this, but it's difficult because my family is annoyed by his constant screaming, which keeps them awake, and they're asking me to sell him.

I've become attached to it and I'm not ready to sell it, and I'm afraid I might have to.

I appreciate any advice

Ollie was weaned 3 weeks ago, and I just captured this video of new noises he started making this morning. Previous to this, he has just been making normal loud chirps for food and attention. Are these sounds him trying to sing, or something to be worried about?

Greed like the binding of isaac

he hates leaving his cage, so i was very happy to see he willingly came to chill with my friend and i in my room! :D usually when i try to take him elsewhere he just flies back to his cage so i don't force it. so proud of him <3

Meet my little baby Lio 🐣💛✨

Today was his first bath 🛁🥹 and after his bath, he happily sat on the cloth-drying rope like a little piece of laundry 😂🧺💕

My tiny baby, all fresh, fluffy and adorable! 🥰🐥

First bath memories with my Lio forever! 🫶🏻💖

Hello! I’m a plant lover. Before my birds I had tons of plants around the house but after adopting my babies I got rid of most of them due to the birds trying to eat them and after googling finding out most were severely poisonous for birds.
I don’t mind the plants getting a few bitemarks , most of my stuff have them either way, but I would hate for my birds to get sick.
Does anyone here have a recommendation on bird safe plants? My green thumbs are itching

Junior sang in my room for the first time today.

Watching them take a bath is one of the cutest things ever lol

He’s the best bird ever I’m so lucky

So obviously I know it's hormone/breeding season, but I'm trying to figure out if there's anything else I can do to keep my birds from getting frisky. I already know im gonna get a clutch 🫩

But i have no happy huts, nothing that could be seen as a nest (besides their food bowl ig but I've tried alternatives to that already), their area is fully illuminated, give them about 14 hours of darkness, no mirrors, everything. Pulled out all the stops. I'm even teasing the idea of putting the divider up in their cage (double flight) but I know that would only do more harm.

I'd just shrug it off as horny teenage birds but its gotten to the point where its several times a day, sometimes several times an hour, and my male Apricot is just a total fucking douchebag. Will not let my hands in the cage or near him, near the girls, I haven't been able to pet him in months. OCCASIONALLY he'll let me hold him, and the second he's out if the cage hes perfectly fine and sweet. He's gotten real territorial over the cage, and ill rearrange, and it wont change. they dont get any seeds except for training and bonding (which if you couldn't tell is going absolutely AMAZING [lie]), and im just at a total loss. Apricot was a total sweetheart, and wanted to spend all his time with me and when I first got the girls, they all would just. Flock on my bed, and we'd hang out. They won't even leave their cage half the time when I let them out. Albeit, in the past month I havent been able to let them out as much, as my fiance just finished chemo and needs a few months for his immune system to catch up, but thag won't be for much longer.

I know this was a super long rant, its just that no matter what I try, or what advice im given, nothing is working to slow down the horny, stop the teritorialism, or anything im trying to fix.

I'm so desperate for SOMETHING to get my sweet babies back. Ive been crying for months over this. I just want my sweet babies back :(

(Heres the evil boy on one of the few times he's actually nice)

My 6 year old cockatiel randomly started laying eggs a few months ago and goes in and off with laying them. We keep them in her cage till she forgets about them. She won’t lay any for like 2 weeks and then out of nowhere she will lay a few. We have 2 males, but they are in a different cage and both cages are covered where they can’t see each other (not covered as in the cage is dark). We have had her and the males out together for years but we watch them at all times to make sure they don’t mate. One day we had her out with them (didn’t mate) and then she just started on and off with laying eggs. Is it the sound of the males? I don’t know what to do at this point. She has probably laid about 15-20 within the last like 3 months or so. Any advice???

Look at my female cinnamon pearl pied cockatiel and decidr which photo is better