Looks great! I'm all for anything that allows for more airflow. I love the picture of Spring looking at Alex.
My cats would be all over my birds too if given the chance. Well, most of them anyway. I have one cat, Sophia, who doesn't get along with the other cats, but does great with the birds. We have a big "bird room" and Sophia lives in there with the birds. My husband also has his office in there so he spends all day with them.
- Kari
skin kids- Nathan, Topher, & Lilla
If there is plenty of ventilation the pine pellets (I know which ones you are referring to as I use them for my parrot) are perfectly safe. The only way they will cause problems is if there is not proper air circulation. Did you seek vet care for the sick keets? Being up there in age there are many other illness the bird could have had that might have wound up contributing to the pets death. Have they recently been examined by an avian vet? If not I would highly recommend doing so. Yearly fecals should always be done, as well as routine blood work. It's awful hard with parakeets tho as anything stressful can kill them. Just moving them into a new cage can stress them out enough that they could die. I would be more worried about the paint used on the cabinet before you turned it into a cage. We know little birdies love to nibble on things. Just a thought.
Fuzzies for Furries
Northwest Opossum Society
Zoology Major
2 Virginia Opossums, 6 cats, 4 bearded dragons, 1 iguana, 1 red foot tortoise, 1 tripod chihuahua, 5 mice, dubia and hissing cockroaches as well as other misc animals that wander in and out of my home.
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