Allan Gibbs
New member
Today I stopped by this petstore that I visited about two months ago. At the time, I noticed a small African Grey with plucked feather and shivering from the cold in the front of the store. In the back of the store, I saw a beautiful large female Electus parrot.
Today I stopped by and noticed the Africian Grey's feather were starting to come back but still had a lot of bald spots. The beautiful Electus was not practically featherless (except the head area of course). They also had a Conure who look like he/she's started to nip at its feathers.
I understand feather plucking is an neurotic disorder with parrots that results from stress? So, is it safe to assume this pet store takes really poor care of their parrots? The parakeets, lovebirds, and smaller bird seem to be doing okay. So, I maybe make a call to Animal Control or the ASPCA?
Today I stopped by and noticed the Africian Grey's feather were starting to come back but still had a lot of bald spots. The beautiful Electus was not practically featherless (except the head area of course). They also had a Conure who look like he/she's started to nip at its feathers.
I understand feather plucking is an neurotic disorder with parrots that results from stress? So, is it safe to assume this pet store takes really poor care of their parrots? The parakeets, lovebirds, and smaller bird seem to be doing okay. So, I maybe make a call to Animal Control or the ASPCA?