Click to Skip Ahead There are few birds as interesting or as sought after as the parrot. But not all parrots are created equal, and some require more work and attention than others.
But where does the Blue-Fronted Amazon Parrot fit in, and is one of these beautiful birds right for your home? We break down everything that you need to know before purchasing one.
Species Overview Common Names: Blue-Fronted Amazon Parrot, Turquoise-Fronted Amazon Parrot Scientific Name: Amazona aestiva Adult Size: 13 to 15 inches Life Expectancy: 25 to 40 years Origin and History In the wild, you can find Blue-Fronted Amazon Parrots in Bolivia, Brazil, Paraguay, and Northern Argentina, giving them an extremely expansive natural range. Read More...
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Learn more » School children are vulnerable to lice, but if you’re unlucky enough to catch them as an adult, you might wonder if you can pass them to your cat. It’s not one of those experiences you really want to share with your beloved pet, and you’ll be relieved to find out that lice are species-specific and Pedicures humanus capitis affects humans but not cats. Read More...
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Learn more » Corn is a healthy snack for people, providing insoluble fiber that provides energy but doesn’t cause a spike in blood sugar levels. However, just because corn is good for people doesn’t mean it is good for cats. While cats can safely eat corn, our feline companions are obligate carnivores which means that their bodies are designed to digest and process meat. Read More...
