Buying a Budgie You Must Know...

    So you are looking to buy a bird. You don't know what bird you should buy. Should you buy a lovebird, cockatiel, or a budgie? Then finally you decide you want a budgie as a starter pet. WAIT! Read this before you buy a budgie/parakeet.

Budgies Silent But Noisy

   Budgies are noisy but not loud. Budgies are social creatures and spend most of there day singing and chirping. Budgies are easy to tame and love playing with their owner and other budgies too. If you have a noise-sensitive creature (for example a newborn baby) in your household a budgie might not be the best pet for you. Having a budgie is noisy, but if you are looking for true loyal love a budgie is something you might want to get. 


More Than One Budgie Is The Best

   As I said earlier budgies are social creatures. Having one budgie is good but you will have to spend a lot of time with it. You will have to spend time giving attention to your budgie. Having more than one budgie will double the affection and also provide for the budgies to socialize when you are not there. If you travel a lot a budgie might not be the best for you. Buy a parakeet for sale from a pet store so you can confirm if the budgie is healthy. Parakeets come in many colours. The most popular is the blue parakeet.  

Budgies Live Up To 20 Years old

   When you buy a budgie you buy a commitment. You buy an animal in which their lives are entrusted to you. You have to be ready to change the budgie's food and water, clean the cage etc. Before you buy a budgie be ready for a 20-year commitment.  

Proper Space

   Before getting a budgie you need a cage. Budgies should be taken out of their cage often. Be ready to buy a birdcage that won't put a strain on your budget. You can buy used bird cages that are often cheap. Buy a Budgie cage that should be able to fit at least 2 budgies. 

Health

   As I said earlier a budgie is a commitment. Part of that commitment is to take care of the budgie's health. Be sure to know where the nearest veterinarian is in case of an emergency. Be sure to take your budgie to the vet for regular checkups. Budgie care (parakeet care) is a commitment you agree to when you buy a budgie. 


 


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