Hello Isaura, well it is better to talk with your doctor about having Budgie as a pet. Budgies have dander from the feathers and can cause lung problems. Most birds including parrots produce a powder-like substance between their feathers and skin when they flap or shed their feathers. This dust is usually referred to as Dander. These are very fine particles and very light weighed which are more likely to travel through the air and persist for an interval. Read more about this topic here https://alenaxp.com/what-if-youre-allergic-to-budgie-fighting-bird-allergies/ If your problem is your budgie waiting for you home, get him company and they will be waiting patiently for you to return. Or get them when you get back home. I wish you all the best and a lightning-fast recovery! 🥰🥰🧡🧡
hello, do not worry, you need the patience to gain his trust again. I made a lot of articles, they may help you https://alenaxp.com/category/how-to-tame-a-budgie-or-parakeet/ Good luck
Never try to do that, Budgies want to breed relatives, but you are responsible for any disorder of death of babies. You need to stop them by not giving them a nestbox for breeding. Read more here https://alenaxp.com/can-budgie-siblings-mate-breeding/
That is a long drive :O It is better to give someone you know to take care of your budgie while you are out, safer for budgie and you avoid his unnecessary stress. If you don’t have any, maybe hire someone to take your budgie, pet store, etc. Then traveling with a budgie, make sure to cover his cage to avoid stress, give him enough food and water. but as I said, try to avoid unnecessary stress.
I think that means that is a hormonal change, she is in the breeding season, ready for mating. I think there is nothing you can worry about, except if gets larger to cover her vents for breathing, then get her to the vet. You should never breed blood siblings. Read more here https://alenaxp.com/can-budgie-siblings-mate-breeding/
When he gets outside his nest box when he can eat on his own.
