spiritbird
05-31-2015, 10:32 PM
How long in time would you leave your bird alone? Vacations! Can you even take them or want to take them because your birds would suffer?
Do you have a pet sitter, a place to board your bird or someone reliable to take over their care while you are gone?
Some of us are fortunate to be able to go on a trip or vacation and be assured our pets will be OK. Some of us may work 12 hours shifts and be too tired to interact with our birds. Anyway these are the thoughts that are running through my mind today.
I am lucky to be retired and spend many hours in a day with my birds. Linnies are eating all day long and thus dropping a mess to clean up all day long. I could not imagine what their cage would look like if I did not clean it at least 3 times a day. I fill their dishes with veggies, fruit and other treats 3 times a day too. I really think they would suffer if I were not with them.
Do you have a pet sitter, a place to board your bird or someone reliable to take over their care while you are gone?
Some of us are fortunate to be able to go on a trip or vacation and be assured our pets will be OK. Some of us may work 12 hours shifts and be too tired to interact with our birds. Anyway these are the thoughts that are running through my mind today.
I am lucky to be retired and spend many hours in a day with my birds. Linnies are eating all day long and thus dropping a mess to clean up all day long. I could not imagine what their cage would look like if I did not clean it at least 3 times a day. I fill their dishes with veggies, fruit and other treats 3 times a day too. I really think they would suffer if I were not with them.