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MaleSex
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Super hand tamed baby budgies for sale
Budgerigars1 hour
Budgerigars9 weeksMale
£40
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Must Read my full ads before you come to rehome a bird
hand tamed budgies which are ready to leave for new
home.
Age 8 weeks old.All birds are tamed ond does not bite, very friendly with children and adults as you can see in the video, can easily become friendly with new people Full feather we don' clip wings,Lots of Beautiful colours available olue. rainbow etc. lots of babies are in the nest, All baby budgies are healthy and active fed on Good diet. we feed them budgie seec mix. eqa food, broccoli cockatiel seed mix once a week, groats seed calcium olock. cutle fish, fresh vegetables fresh water. multivitamins
Has BEEN WORMED AND MITE TREATED AS PRECAUTION
-or more details please contact me. Collectior only from Walsall ws2 9ux please bring a box or a carrier with you to carry the birds You will not be disappointed.
Complete Guide for First-Time Budgie Owners: Care, Feeding, and Raising Baby Budgies
Budgies, also known as parakeets, are small, colorful, and friendly birds that make excellent pets, especially for beginners. However, first-time owners often underestimate the level of care and attention these birds require. Whether you have just brought home an adult budgie or a baby budgie, proper care is essential for their health, happiness, and long life.
1. Preparing the Right Environment
The first step in caring for a budgie is setting up a comfortable and safe environment.
Cage Size: Choose a spacious cage that allows the budgie to fly and move freely. Horizontal space is more important than vertical space.
Cage Placement: Keep the cage in a quiet but active area of your home, away from direct sunlight, cold drafts, kitchens, and smoke.
Perches and Toys: Provide natural wooden perches of different sizes to keep their feet healthy. Add toys like swings, bells, and chew toys to keep them mentally stimulated.
2. Feeding and Nutrition
A proper diet is very important for budgies.
Seeds: While seeds are a common food, they should not be the only diet.
Pellets: High-quality pellets should form the main part of their diet as they contain balanced nutrition.
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables: Offer fresh foods like spinach, carrots, apples (without seeds), and broccoli daily.
Clean Water: Always provide fresh, clean water and change it daily.
3. Special Care for Baby Budgies
Baby budgies (also called chicks) need extra attention and care.
Warmth: Baby budgies cannot regulate their body temperature well. Keep them in a warm environment (around 35°C for very young chicks, gradually decreasing as they grow).
Feeding: If the baby is not being fed by its parents, you will need to hand-feed it using a special formula and syringe. Feeding must be done carefully to avoid choking.
Feeding Schedule: Young chicks need feeding every 2–3 hours, even during the night.
Cleanliness: Keep their nesting area clean and dry to prevent infections.
4. Hygiene and Cleaning
Maintaining cleanliness is essential.
Clean the cage at least once a week.
Remove leftover food daily.
Wash food and water bowls regularly.
Replace cage lining frequently.
5. Social Interaction and Training
Budgies are very social birds and need attention.
Spend time talking to your budgie daily.
Hand-taming should be done slowly and gently.
Use treats to build trust.
Avoid sudden movements or loud noises that may scare them.
6. Health and Signs of Illness
It’s important to monitor your budgie’s health.
Healthy Signs:
Active and playful behavior
Bright eyes and smooth feathers
Regular eating and chirping
Warning Signs:
Fluffed-up feathers for long periods
Loss of appetite
Lethargy or sitting quietly
Breathing problems
If you notice any of these signs, consult an avian vet immediately.
7. Sleep and Routine
Budgies need proper rest.
They require around 10–12 hours of sleep daily.
Cover the cage at night to provide darkness and comfort.
Keep a consistent daily routine for feeding and interaction.
8. Safety Tips
Keep budgies away from toxic fumes (like cooking smoke, perfumes, sprays).
Avoid open windows and fans when the bird is outside the cage.
Never give chocolate, caffeine, or avocado (these are toxic).
grey budgie £40/=
green budgie £40/=
blue budgie £45/=
white budgie £45/=
rainbow budgie £50/=
grey cockatiel £140/=
Pied cockatiel £145/=
yellow lutino cockatiel £150/=
white face cockatiel £160/=
pure white cockatiel £160/=
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Age
9 weeks, 4 days
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Budgerigars
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Male
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