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Here are the parrot care “secrets” pet shops don’t share!

“Who Else Desires to Swiftly and
Easily Have the Perfect Parrot – Healthy and Happy For Many Years to Come?”

Some impressive facts around parrot care… and why you shouldn’t even consider
having a parrot until you read every last word of this letter!

• Parrots get unwell easily. It’s a fact; most parrots in captivity survive
  just a few years! The fact is most diseases are 100% curable if you identify
  what they have, and which medication to give them.
• Parrots CAN live for up to 60 years … but unacceptable diets significantly
  cut the potential long life of your parrot – by not just years, but decades!
• Parrots thrive when their happy — both physically and emotionally — when
  their diets are RIGHT … regrettably there is a ton of *incorrect* information
  out there about how to do this

From: Malc Moore, Tuesday 3:23 PM

Dear Friend,

Have you just got a new parrot and have absolutely no idea how to care for
it?

Do you have a parrot that “looks” unwell, and is plucking his feathers
continually?

Are you interested in learning the finest, fastest and easiest way to care
for your parrot so that he lives a lengthy and healthy life, without spending
a bundle of money on supplies?

If you answer “yes” to any of the questions above, then this may
well be the most exhilarating message you’ve read all day. Here’s why…

You’re about to discover a proven system for optimizing your parrot’s physical
and emotional health as well as his energy level. This system works no matter
whether your parrot is sick or healthy.

Now here’s the thing: Parrots are very fragile creatures

They get sick easily, and they can die easily.

What you possibly don’t know is that disease and premature death can be completely
prevented by providing them with the proper diet and attention from the start!

When you recognize how to meet your parrot’s dietary needs, you can sit back
and relax because your parrot will stay healthy.

What most people don’t appreciate is that providing your Parrot with the correct
diet is really simple to do. I know, because…

I’ve been looking after and breeding parrots for more than 25 years!

In that time, I’ve developed a foolproof ‘formula’ for feeding parrots, setting
up a healthy cage environment with perfect health and diet conditions that maximize
your parrot’s health and energy for years to come, and virtually eliminate any
chance that your parrot will ever get sick.

I’ve compiled all my knowledge into an easy to follow, downloadable guide called
“The Ultimate Guide to Parrots: Secrets to Adopting and Raising a Healthy,
Happy Bird.”

This system is guaranteed to teach you everything you need to know about parrot
care and greatly reduce the risk that your parrot will face those emotional
problems that beset so many of these birds who are kept as pets.

I know that’s a bold promise and it might sound a little “over the top” …but
it’s true, and I can back up every word.

Here Are 3 Excellent Reasons To Believe Me When I Tell You Your Parrot Will Live a Lengthy and Disease-Free Life

• 988 other parrot owners use this very same system you’ll be using.
• In the past 8 weeks alone, over 2141 people have signed up to receive my
  exclusive Parrot Secrets newsletter.
• I’m the only person in the training industry that’ll let you keep his entire
  system FREE if it doesn’t work for your parrot.

(Nobody else in is willing to put their “money where their mouth is” like
this…)

The bottom line is this: My system is 100% guaranteed to work for you … just like it’s worked for 988 other parrot owners before you

• If you’ve owned a parrot in the past which died premature, this will work
  for you.
• If you just got a new parrot and have no idea how to care for it correctly,
  this is for you.
• If you’re thinking about getting a parrot and you want to make sure you
  start out on the right foot, this is for you.

In my course I will teach you a time-tested and perfected
ultimate parrot care formula. This formula is a easy step-by-step
plan you will pursue to setup the ideal “parrot environment.”

Of course, I also supply step by step “quick cure” directions
for every single parrot illness. So, you’ll have absolute peace of mind knowing
that if your parrot does ever fall ill, you’ll have the understanding to cure
him fast and inexpensively.

My program has been tested, tweaked, and used on over 988 parrots.

The reason why it’s so popular is simple: It Works Like Gangbusters!

There’s nothing like it available…not in bookstores, at amazon.com, or even
on the Internet.

See, what most people don’t realize is that caring for parrot is extremely
simple. You just need to know what to do, and how to do it!

Even if you’re a total beginner and haven’t got a clue where to start, you
can have your own parrot “home” setup and running smoothly within hours!

There are essentially 3 main things you need to know about parrot care:

• How to setup your cage properly
• How to maintain quality conditions in your cage
• How to feed your parrot proper not only to avoid health conditions, but
  emotional problems as well.

The “Ultimate Parrot Care Guide” covers all of this, and
much more.

And when you read it, you’ll be BLOWN AWAY with how simple it really is to
care for parrots.

Here’s just a taste of what you’ll discover…

• A complete guide to the parrot cage and how to easily maintain a healthy
  environment.
• The 5 things you must do before placing your parrot in his new home.
• What to feed your parrot – and what not to give him! There is a ton of
  inaccurate info out there. I’ll tell you the truth so you never have to
  wonder again!
• How to care for a single parrot and more than one!
• Why your parrot is squawking at you! You may be surprised to learn the
  answer to this.
• How to choose a healthy parrot from the store — there are little known
  things to look for that the pet store owner’s don’t want you to know!
• The surefire signs of parrot illness that will tell you if your parrot
  needs medical attention.
• An entire chapter devoted to parrot illnesses and cures. Your parrot has
  the potential to completely recover from an illness, but it’s not how you
  think. I’ll show you the truth about curing your parrot.
• What species of parrots are more likely to learn to talk than others.
• A complete guide to all the accessories your parrot needs to be happy in
  his new home.
• A complete parrot first aid kit. This is an important one! The supplies
  in this kit just may save your parrot’s life!
• Where you should never place your parrot cage in your house. Put it here
  and it just might kill him!
• What to do if your parrot does get sick. There are several very important
  steps on caring for a sick parrot before you have the chance to take him
  to the vet.
• Just how many species you have to choose from in the parrot world. Probably
  a lot more than you think.
• The one location you should never place your parrot’s cage. Put his home
  here and you’re nearly guaranteeing that he’ll develop emotional and physical
  problems.
• A crash course on parrot behavior. Knowing what’s normal and healthy behavior
  – and what’s not! – can help you provide the best possible care for your
  parrot.
• All about feeding your parrot, including tips on varying his diet to make
  sure his intestinal tract stays healthy.
• What to do if your parrot won’t eat.
• Why sleep is important to your parrot’s health. And how much sleep he needs.
  (This will surprise you!)
• How to easily and effortless teach your parrot to talk.
• An entire chapter devoted to adopting the perfect parrot — step-by-step
  instructions from start to finish.
• How to prepare food for your parrot. This one is easy, and it’s a ton of
  fun to watch him eat it!
• Why your parrot is obsessed with plucking his feathers. It’s more than
  just an annoying habit, it’s the sign of a deeper problem.
• What toys to buy your parrot – and what not to. Did you know that some
  toys may actually harm him?
• What time of the day is best to teach him to teach – as well as to teach
  him other commands. Yes, it really does make a difference.

And that’s not nearly all.

You’ll discover much more in this rare and candid parrot care system.

And what’s really great is that

You Can Be Absorbing This Amazing Parrot Care System Within The
Next 30 Seconds!

You can order this amazing system right now and actually start discovering
these parrot care secrets within 30 seconds… yes, that is right… WITHIN
30 SECONDS you can have a healthier parrot and attractive – and healthy –
cage!

That’s because I’ve taken the entire system and turned it into a downloadable
eBook.

All you need to do is open the eBook on your computer and begin reading!

But don’t worry, downloading the information in “The Ultimate Parrot Care
Guides” is a real snap. I’m no “techno whiz” and I had no problem. (It
works perfectly with both MAC and PC computers.)

Ordering Is Safe, Easy, And Totaly Secure

Like I said earlier, you can place your order right now and be benefiting to
this entire system 30 seconds later.

The way it works is simple and fast.

Just click one of the blue links and you’ll be taken to my 100% secure order
page.

“ClickBank sells our products – they are a trusted online retailer specializing
in digitally delivered products.”

This downloadable guide reveals same closely guarded secrets that have transformed
988 other parrots…and continue to be used by an average of 10 new parrot owners
per day.

You’ll be thrilled with how fast, fun , and easy it is to care for your parrot
once you learn the right way to do it.

This information-packed guide normally sells for $19.95 in its offline “physical”
format.

But thanks to a special arrangement I’ve made with the publisher we’ve made
his sensational resource “The Ultimate Parrot Care Guide” which contains
my entire parrot care system, available to you as a downloadable ebook directly
accessible from the Internet.

This way I have no inventory and no fulfillment costs. I don’t need to pay
anyone to take the orders over the phone. This way I can pass along my cost
savings to you. So you win and I win. But don’t worry, downloading the information
in “The Ultimate Parrot Care Guide” is a real snap. I’m no “techno
whiz” and I had no problem. (It works perfectly with both MAC and PC computers.)

Also, I’m offering it at this low price because this entire “internet sale”
is part of a marketing test I’m trying out. Frankly, I plan to raise the price
by an extra $5.00 (at least) in the very near future.

Even at a higher price, it’d be a bargain because this system works like crazy!

I know from first hand, personal experience that it does and I’m so confident
you’ll love it that I’m offering the following guarantee:

You heard me correctly. This amazing guide is guaranteed to work for you. And
I stand behind it 100%. Test drive it for 60 days.

If you aren’t absolutely thrilled with it for any reason (or for no reason
at all) just let me know and I’ll give you a full refund with no questions asked.

But the entire system is still yours to keep free forever.

There are no questions asked, no “wiggle clauses” and no funny business.

You have 60 full days to put it to work for you, and you either you love it
or you get a refund and keep it free. Wouldn’t it be great if everything came
with this kind of guarantee?

You have absolutely no risk…and everything to gain!

You’ll be ecstatic with “The Ultimate Parrot Care Guide”…and
you’ll be jubilant by how much fun it is to have a happy, healthy
parrot who is your friend for Many years to come.

Wishing you and your parrot years of fun and happiness.

Sincerely,

Malc Moore

P.S. The Internet Introductory low price of only $14.00 is a part of a market
test I’m conducting. This book sells offline for nearly $20. Once I’ve completed
my market test, I know I’ll be raising the price. So if you’re at all interested,
you should buy right now.

Contact Email: info@parrotcare4u.com

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Yellow Headed Amazon Parrots Guide

The Yellow Headed Amazon parrots are originally from Mexico’s coastal regions, these birds have become popular pets, mainly because of their beautiful markings. These parrots are mainly green in color with a spectacular yellow head and a patch red on each wing. They can also be found further south in Honduras, Belize and Guatemala. They mostly prefer an habitat which is mainly tropical or subtropical forest, mangrove swamps, savannas, and land that has been cultivated, and trees are available for nesting. Yellow headed Amazon parrots are considered to be rare and are on the endangered species list, this is because of deforestation which has resulted in nesting habitat loss, and poaching.

Yellow headed Amazons which are captive bred are easy to find for pets, but can be very expensive. There are one of the most popular of the parrot species mainly because of their ability to talk. When it comes to talking that are second only to the African Grey parrot which is considered the best talker. The interesting thing is all Amazons are more than capable of speaking, however,  not all do. Their ability to talk varies from bird to bird, and some are excellent talkers while others never talk.  Yellow headed Amazon parrots are funny, active and extremely intelligent birds.  They just love attention will sometimes be loud and playful to ensure they get it. They are supposed to be the noisiest of all the Amazon parrots. However it is possible with a bit of training to replace the screeching with speech.

Yellow headed Amazon parrots are a very active birds that thrives in an environment that allows them to move around and fly. The best option is probably an aviary, but they can manage in an Indoor cage so long as they get plenty of daily exercise. These parrots are very easy to tame and train. Unfortunately, one negative aspect of Yellow headed Amazons is they can be destructive. To combat this owners me to offer them lots of branches and chewing toys.

They can grow will to average length of 15 inches, with females being slightly smaller than the males.  Yellow headed Amazon parrots have a strong, hooked beak that is used for cracking nuts and seeds but also for climbing, their feet is also used for climbing. Amazons have two toes pointing backwards and two toes pointing forwards, this makes them great for gripping branches, and for holding their food.

Yellow headed Amazon parrots living in the wild eat a variety of nuts, berries, fruits, and leaf buds. There will also eat agricultural crops such as maize. When living in captivity they birds like to eat fruit, nuts, vegetables, berries and parrot pellet food. All parrots need good nutrition to keep them healthy and happy.

One of the things to consider when thinking about owning one of these beautiful birds, is the fact that they live long lives, so they will need commitment from you the owner. Yellow headed Amazon parrots live from between 60 to 80 years. However, you can be sure that if you decide to get one they will give you many hours of pleasure, entertainment, and companionship.

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The Beautiful African Grey Parrot

The African Grey parrot is probably one of the most beautiful and easiest parrots to keep in captivity. They are originally from Central Africa, they are known for the exceptional talking ability and the high intelligence. African Greys generally communicate well with their owners and are capable of developing a large vocabulary.

These birds are medium-sized normally growing to about 10 to 14 inches. African Grey parrots come in two different types. There is a Congo African Grey parrot, which is light Grey and has a red tail. The Timneh African Grey is a darker charcoal Grey with a maroon tail. Generally the males are larger than the females. Male birds and normally 12 to 14 inches in size. Both sexes actually look the same, however, the female Congo African Grey parrot usually has a more slender neck and narrower head.

These parrots require an owner, who will make a long-term commitment to them. It’s not unusual for African Greys to live up to 60 years. Because of their high intelligence, African Greys require an owner that is experienced and who can understand their needs. They need to be stimulated and be in an interactive environment or they will become bored. African Greys definitely need their intellectual needs looked after, otherwise there boredom may turn into behavioral problems.

Since they are so sensitive this can lead to behavioral problems. It seems that even small changes to their daily routine and surroundings can lead to an African Grey parrot becoming cranky and frustrated. In the most part these birds are typically well behaved and great pets, however there can be challenges. Undisciplined African Greys can get into some trouble. They can sometimes bite and chew things. They can quickly pick up behaviors therefore if you unintentionally show them bad habits, it will be just as easy to reinforce good ones.

Because they are very social birds, African Grey parrot’s make fantastic pets. They will typically flock together in the wild. An African Grey parrot living in a home environment will usually adopt the family into their flock. There has been reports of them actually cuddling family members. Even though they don’t always like physical contact they seem to enjoy head scratching and petting. The birds strange signs of affection will not put off an experienced African Grey owner.

African Greys use regurgitation as a deep sign of affection, and will even try to kiss their owners. It is not recommended that you allow the bird to kiss you, because humans mouths contain bacteria that is harmful to the birds. It is also very important the owners really understand the birds need for companionship.

The African Grey parrot has a great personality and human like qualities too. Those of us who are fortunate enough to own one will be able to see an intelligence that not many other animals can equal.

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Parrot Care and Dealing With Possible Parrot Problems

Parrot Care

Attracted by their amazing colors, they’re wonderful personalities, and of course their intelligence, many people have been attracted to having parrots in their lives for generations. Looking after these birds in the home can be quite challenging, but with the appropriate parrot care, they make great pets and you shouldn’t have many of the parrot problems.

Unique species of parrots need different care but, for all parrots, correct nutrition is essential in preserving a good quality of life. Most parrot diets are very alike. In general, parrot diets consist of fresh fruits and vegetables, parrot pellets, and a high quality of vitamin enriched parrot seed mix. Owners also need to change their parrots water daily.

Even though birds are generally thought of as a dirty pet to own, it is important for the parrots cages to be kept clean. Dishes, perches and all areas of the cage should be cleaned on a daily basis with mild soap and water. Remember, using cleaning products such as ammonia and mildew cleaner will irritate the parrots skin, and respiratory tract.

The birds cages should also be inspected for anything that could be unsafe like the metal being rough and sharp. Cleanliness is also important when it comes to caring for your parrot. Owners need to clean their hands often when they are working with birds, handling their dishes, and making their food in order to prevent bacterial infections.

The saliva of humans is also harmful to parrots because it contains bacteria, therefore, they should never let their birds to their beaks in their mouths. The size of the cage is important in our care. There should be enough space within the cage for the parrots spread their wings. There should also be enough room to for some parrot toys.

Parrots actually have the ability to form strong bonds with humans. Generally, smaller parrots can have a lifespan of fifteen to thirty years and big parrots can live on average fourty to fifty years. Owning a parrot is a long-term commitment. Socialization is critical in preserving a high quality of life for parrots. Their cage should be placed in an area where the people spend a lot of their time and are able to interact with the bird. Kitchens are not a good place to put because of the risks while cooking.

When it comes to parrot care most people don’t think about grooming.   Their beaks and nails, actually, don’t stop growing. They should be manicured every four weeks. Long and overgrown nails can get caught up in toys and perches. To prevent flight, many birds owners clip their wings every few weeks. Wild parrots love rain showers, because it keeps their feathers in great condition.

Parrots are playful, intelligent, and affectionate.Owners should understand the importance of the needs and take care of every one of them. With correct and proper care, parrots will be happy and thrive in the home environment.

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