Sep 18, 2026 | Learning Center
Why Take a Closer Look? Homemade “chop” has become one of the most recognizable feeding practices in companion parrot husbandry. A quick scroll through an aviculture group can reveal enormous bowls packed with kale, carrots, peppers, grains, legumes, herbs, berries,...
Jul 31, 2026 | Learning Center
If you’ve noticed that your Harrison’s nuggets sometimes look a little different from one bag to the next, you’re not imagining things—and that’s actually a sign of what makes Harrison’s different. Real Food Doesn’t Always...
Jul 20, 2026 | Learning Center
1. Introduction Vitamin A, in the form of retinol and its active metabolites, is essential for epithelial integrity, vision, immune function, reproduction, and normal growth. Hypovitaminosis A is among the most frequently encountered nutritional disorders in companion...
Jul 10, 2026 | Learning Center
Monitoring Matters Because High Potency is more nutrient and energy dense, it should be used thoughtfully. Regular weight checks and hands-on body condition scoring can help determine whether a bird is recovering well, maintaining appropriate condition, or beginning...
Jul 9, 2026 | Learning Center
The handbook brings together a wide range of quick-reference information for exotic companion species. It includes sections on small mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, and additional appendix materials. Within those sections, the handbook covers...
Jul 9, 2026 | Learning Center
The guide covers many of the most important areas of parrot care, including behavior, social needs, intelligence, nutrition, housing, enrichment, disease prevention, and the importance of working with an experienced avian veterinarian. One of the central messages of...
