From the article: Should a Bird's Cage be Covered at Night?
Many bird owners insist that a parrot's cage should be covered at night to help them sleep more soundly and feel more secure, but there are just as many who claim that their birds are doing fine without using cage covers at bedtime. Do you cover your bird's cage? Check out some of the responses from other bird owners below and contribute your own opinion! Share Your Experience!
i dont
- because my bird dont like it she make more nosie when she is under and it dark so dont
- —Guest tweety bird
do you cover your bird's cage at night?
- I cover our budgie with a tea towel on top and our cockatiel leaving the front part uncovered they like to be covered
- —charbradeagpad
He gets angry if i dont cover his cage
- I have a Nanday Conure (7 yrs old) and I cover his cage at night b/c our apt get's drafty, but during the day, lately when i go to uncover it, he gets really angry at me and wants to be covered. I adopted him from a previous abusive owner and I cannot tell if he's come to not trust me after all (it's been about 5 weeks I have had him) or if he's just being bitchy. anyone else having issues like this? I would appreciate some opinions! I am first-time bird owner, but I have researched owning one for years and this is new to me. send an email to clgrunen@gmail.com
- —Guest charlene
He gets angry if i dont cover his cage
- I have a Nanday Conure (7 yrs old) and I cover his cage at night b/c our apt get's drafty, but during the day, lately when i go to uncover it, he gets really angry at me and wants to be covered. I adopted him from a previous abusive owner and I cannot tell if he's come to not trust me after all (it's been about 5 weeks I have had him) or if he's just being bitchy. anyone else having issues like this? I would appreciate some opinions! I am first-time bird owner, but I have researched owning one for years and this is new to me. send an email to clgrunen@gmail.com
- —Guest charlene
i think they feel safer
- a better sense of security when their cage is covered.
- —Guest John
Not sure got a ringneck parrot
- Should I start straight away so she gets used to it
- —Guest Lesley
Rarely
- I have two parakeets that sleep in my room, and they can get very noisy sometimes, but I usually don't do anything, though if I'm trying to do something important like sleep or work, I cover the cage if they get loud.
- —Guest Elle
No cover
- I have never covered my Macaw. The breeder I got him from never covers her birds either
- —puppytales
keri
- my bird Tgo don't like to be coverde at all and to stay in his cage
- —Guest keri
bird's cage cover
- Petee loves his nite-nite cover. When I tell him nite-nite he jumps up on his perch and tells me nite-nite Petee.
- —Guest byehammmy
i dont cover my macaws
- I don't cover my blue and gold macaw and my green wing macaw they hate it.
- —Guest zahraa fatawi
yes
- o cover my bird at and i find if your bird is yelling it hellps the stop
- —Guest gest151
yes
- o cover my bird at and i find if your bird is yelling it hellps the stop
- —Guest gest151
Yes
- I do cover my 2 parakeet when it's cold but I live in Cali and it gets really hot so sometimes I don't I just got a baby keet and it doesn't look like he's getting enough sleep so I'm gonna try to get him used to being covered up it depends on the bird u have the all have different needs:)
- —Guest Ed
?????
- i just bought 2 budgies yesterday and i do cover them... but am afraid if they grab on and pull it in and suffocate???
- —Guest sci tech boy
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