To Give A Bird A Bath
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2016
- Jessi explains the best ways to give a companion bird a bath or shower and why it's important.
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She is so happy and that makes me happy :p
Tuna Cici which "she"?
Brewster 2003 her bird which is a girl
Nah in her videos she acts happy
In real life she pole dances in strip clubs
omg look how she is holding the birdie! It looks so confortable and cuddly! :3 what a floofball!
Event Hʘriךּon FYI the bird's legs are actually injured and it's toes are a little deformed..so that's why she's holding the bird like that. She actually did a vid on that go check it out
Its the meet and greet ginger the conure
Yeah she has a problem with her toes so she’s more comfortable like that
I shower with my bird but I wear a swimsuit because I don't want him to see me naked.
Lol
culwin aww so sweet!!!
if ur a guy, will ur bird perch on ur pp??
Lol
I know this was a long time ago, but what type of bird do you have? I don’t want to drown my budgie...
My conure LOOOOOVE taking baths in the sink and joining me in the shower!
Mine does too! Maybe it's a conure thing.
NomzNoodle 😅 mines likes the sink. but just watches me in the shower. lolll. she refuses to come near me in the shower.
My conure when I wash my hands tries to jump down in the sink and I have to stop her so she doesn't get soap on her.
Our budgie just full on soak in a reflective dish! He'll even jump in as I'm filling the dish from the tap with water!
I really need to know how to take care of my parakeet better because I don't want them to be unhappy, thank you!
Bethany Bunny Research.
Same
My conure loves baths and showers :D Especially splashing around, flying on me, then returning to splash around and repeat. He makes sure I'm all clean too!!
Hi Jesse!! Thank you for releasing this video today, it feels like a gift. It's my bir(d)thday today and I love birds and love learning more about them, so thank you!
Great video as always. I love watching my birds bathe and frolic in the water.
our conure loves to take sink baths whenever we run the water before washing our hands. he gets so excited and starts fluttering his wings in anticipation before diving in lol. he also gets excited when he hears the shower running, but prefers to not actually shower in the stream, he will just sit on the shower door, or on our heads (soap free that is) before flying away to perch. depending on how quick he is, he can sometimes end up getting wet 1-3 times a day, but we try to keep it to once a day to once every other day because we don't want him to be chilled before his bedtime. morning or afternoon baths are fine. most of the time he is OK with cold water. or room temp to lukewarm tap water. we alternate. we found that he is not very fond of a spray bottle.
I love Ginger so much!!! She is my favorite embasitor at Animal Wonders!!
I'm so glad I came across your TH-cam channel. I've already learned so much.
My chickens just take dust baths. They hate water!
That's normal for chickens. Water really chills them, so they can easily freeze to death even in warmer temperatures.
Efren Chen Some birds take dust baths instead! I didn't mention other kinds of baths because most "companion" birds are tropical or benefit from water baths.
Efren Chen
My chickens and quails seemed to instinctively know about dust bathing even as young chicks! I'm sure my ducks think the chickens are insane. :)
At the wildlife center I used to work at we would mist the seabirds all the time and spray the hawks with a hose (they were high on an outdoor perch), especially on days when it was very hot in the summer, but also to keep them clean. They loved it!
I love how zapper bobs his had up and down. It always looks like he's having a great time.
I wish you guys had a show on nat geo, its so educational and high quality, for adults and kids lol.
Hey thanks for the new video!!!
We got my little green cheek conure a shower perch on Christmas and she loved it! I few years later she kinda started to not like it! She had so much fun when we first used the shower perch!
SeabreakerTheHybrid she's probably going through hormonal changes. Wait a few months
I love showering with my birds
Shower With Your Bird Simulator 2016
OMGshinyobject i would. If i had one
This video should've had a scene where a cute bird flaps and dances around in a little pool of water...
Hey Jessi! 1st I wanted to thank you for all the work you put into making these videos and helping to educate people about the wonderful critters on this planet, I can't wait to see your videos every week. 2nd I had a question, soon I will be moving, I have a fun 15 hour drive ahead and I have two lovely red-footed tortoises who will be coming with me. I have a "box" that should retain the heat pretty well and I plan on putting damp moss in there so it shouldn't be too dry, but I want to make sure that I'm not forgetting anything and I want to relieve as much stress as possible. Any suggestions? Thanks again and keep up the great work!
Kevin Manley As long as your heating your car at about 70 degrees they will be ok for temperature. I'm worried about the moss because I don't want them to eat it. They don't need a ton of moisture, maybe just line the bottom of the box with several layers of paper towels and mist them every few hours. You can offer a few leaves of lettuce and some papaya, mango, or strawberries to keep them hydrated. They'll most likely poop, so bring a plastic bag to stuff all the soiled paper towels in and bring the roll of paper towels to replace. As far as traveling with animals, red footed torts are fairly complacent company :) Good luck and I hope you have a safe trip!
AnimalWonders Montana Awesome thanks! Really glad you guys are around.
i have 4 birds a budgie 2 love birds (youngest and SUPER bad behaved) and a quaker she is so funny side its kinda chilly here in florida or atlas for us we don't like to get her cold but she goes to her water bottle,spills the water and showers in it btw it is 1:55 am here in florida
Great channel 👍🏻
I like birds. It was probably a rhetorical question, but I like birds.
I had one budgie who would sit on the edge of her water dish and screech until you dunked your fingers in the water and soaked her. Indifferent to the mister but loved finger baths. The other budgie was obsessed with ice and would 'surf' when we put cubes in her water.
I used to put my little budgie in the sink, let the water run (it was not a lot very little) and he’d dunk his head right in! It was so cute!
Another tip that works with some birds: add some lettuce leaves to a big bowl of water. Bathing in the water collected on leaves is natural behavior for some birds, so providing them with that situation/stimulus can be a good way to get them to take a bath.
My bird flew in the sink when I was washing my hands. In fact he takes a shower in his food bowl sometimes. He loves water!
My budgies are terrified of the sound of water in the shower 🤣🐦❤️
I love birds
I found something at the pet store, it's like a bath spray or something and I read the instructions and I used to avoid giving my cockatiel showers or baths because he hates them so I finally thought enough is enough and bought him the bath spray thing. I don't think he's used to it so I'm getting him used to it
Great video! :-)
My Senegal parrot loves to trick us when she's nearly done with her bath and will get us wet purposely when we walk by or get close. mostly in the summer when she has so much fun with her baths.
I love birds 😍there so cute and cool😎😎
OMG this is the liveliest video I've ever seen😂
My Green Cheek loves his bathes
Hey Jess! Could you do some bird diys? I really need a playstand for my birds. Also, how far would you go to do shows? I know that SoCal is really far away.
Zapper was like "WHOA! It's wet."
Hey Jesse, I was wondering if you could do a What, Where, and How video on Corn Snakes please; because it'd be awesome, Thanks!
CAN WE GET A POST BATH TIME ROUTINE FOR BIRDS PLEASEEE !
My Green Cheek joins me in the shower every day. Usually he just perches close to me to get splashed but every couple days he goes right into the stream and gets soaked to the bone.
It took me 8 months of misting under protest to convince my cockatiels that it was fun. Now they love bath time.
My budgies won't take a bath on their own, nor will they go in the shower. So i went with a mister. I tried that and they will actively hide under anything to get away from the water. I was hoping when i got my conure seeing him bath in his bow would get them interested, but nothing so far.
my agapornis fischeri loves bathing in the sink with the most cold water while standing on my finger he is so sweet when he's doing that :3
On used to be my (he is a little d***... I gave him to my grandma) conure, I just fill up a bowl, and let him loose. He even dives whole, and talks underwater! And when we still had the stock food and water dishes, he managed to get in the water dish and bathe. He is crazy...
coulda been handy 10 minutes ago when my ears where working 😄
Elf , Frosty & Lake wtf
The RUFFled Rippers how ur ears no work? Is you old? No ofence...
@@zeljkoprole2641 Its a joke... Offence*
Cedar the cloud fox It’s offense
I have a hedgehog and I want to know your best techniques for bathing them and clipping their nails.
yay! a Zoey sighting!
I’m getting prepared for a green cheek conure and I wanted to know what temperature the water needs to be? Thanks!
My Sun Conure takes a bath in the sink around twice a week :)
I used to give my cockatiel a bath in her cage using a spray bottle, and she was fine with it, she'd puff up and clean herself every time, but now if i use the spray bottle while she's in her cage she runs around the cage trying to avoid it, and if she's out of the cage she'll fly somewhere else, I can't use the shower in my bathroom, because it's sprays a bit hard, and I try pouring a little bit of water on her with a spoon, and she flies away from that too, so I'm starting to think she just doesn't like water, but my aunt (She's the one who gave me the bird) says she prefers to give herself baths, so I need to try that
HAPPY NEW FEBRUARY WELL ATLEAST SOON
If I want my birds to have a bath they will all happily jump into their baths when they hear the vacuum cleaner. Kinda like they clean while I do :P
Interesting
What cage do you use for Ginger?
can you do a bird room tour please
My grandma's green cheek she loves baths we used the pump mister and every spray she start cluck and go it move her wings so she get it under her wings and when we stop she would finsh up in here water bowl
"WHO LIKES BIRDS?!"
Me: I dont.. I LOVE BIRDS! I think you can agree to!
Now I know why my black capped conure loves to take baths in ice water.
Hey Jessi ! I was wondering, how is Rook the raven ? I she happier and less stressed than the last time you showed her to us ?
My friend had a bird that made it it's mission in life to sit in cups of water and cause a mess. She only ever did this with cups people were currently using.
Do you have any tips for sun conures??? Becouse I need some
OMG I live in Montana
My green cheek is currently having a bath in his water container, as usual :')
where can I find the continuous mister like you show in the video?
With everything going on in the world at the moment, it's not safe for me to go to a professional for nail trimmings. Could you do a tutorial on safe toweling methods and how to clip (especially for darker nails? I have a small conure.) Thanks!
What's the name of the mister, and where could i get it? I wanna get one for my birds but I've only found cosmetics misters. They only spray for like 2 seconds.
My life is now complete
can you please make a video on how to care for babby birds i have 2 4week old sun conures and i would like to know if im doing the very best for them
Skyla Meaw Back to the breeder.
I think your a mind reader i was thinking today how to bathe them properly and im the first comment 😱😊😊😊
Birds are dinosaurs
My female Budgie is a direct descendant of T-Rex.
Epickingedward Water lettuce i know right! Like #LOL! Is't like nooooooo! They die! Nvm falls alarm peeps! Theys alive! 😭 😅 😄
Jessi have you ever heard of a defuser? What you do is put essential oils in with some water and it's made to spray it into the air. Would it be dangerous for a bird to breath that?
i tried the shower perch but my Indian ringneck bird flew off it. i tried misting her but she starts screeming
Andreea Ilie Try going slower with the mister, encourage them to enjoy the experience by praising them with your voice. Use the continuous mister if the spritzing mister is scary. Don't give up on making it a routine. Good luck!
do you actually live in montana?
Which mister type did you try? My Amazon quit bird bathing when he got a new enclosure, a regular shower freaks him out, and he was wary of the spritzer bottle (and my hand hurt after a few minutes). I picked up the pump sprayer (the option on the left hand side off the screen) rather cheaply at Home Depot (the ones for sale in the pet store were smaller and 10 dollars more), and he loves it. He tells me when he's ready for a shower because he;l start leaning towards the bath tub (usually at the most in opportune time, so he'll usually have to wait a bit.)
It's funny how different each bird can be. My Kakariki parrot loves to bathe himself in a shallow dish on the floor. He looks like a robin in a bird bath. He will spend 20 mins hopping in & out and almost turn himself upside down until he is soaked. My Cockatiel will not bathe himself. He enjoys the shower. As soon as he hears the shower start, he flies to his shower perch. He sits there while I have my shower (a little voyeur) then when I am done, he likes to be gently held in my hands. I have the water run over his back, while I gently pet him over all his feathers. This is our special bonding time, as he will not let me touch him like this any other time but shower time. They also like different water temperatures. My Kakariki likes a cool bath, while the Cockatiel likes a slightly warm shower. Keep trying different strategies until you find what suits your particular bird. Good luck.
What about drying? Do they typically air dry themselves? Cause in the winter wouldn't air drying get cold for them?
+AnimalWonders Montana My bird uses his water dish and showers and sits in it and I keep having to change the water bowl can you give me any advice on how to stop this
My rainbow lorikeet disco loves bath and shower
Jessie I have a question why avoid misting their face? I have a red lore amazon and he loves it when I mist him but one of the things I notice and that I try to aim at his chest and he lowers his face to get his face wet.
Hercules 95 you avoid their face if they hate water
My cockatiel flappy only likes showering in the actual rain so when it rains I take her out in her carry cage and we sit in the rain together... because she only likes it if I'm there with her. My other cockatiel Oogie only likes warm and hot showers should I stop doing this with her? or is luke warm okay?
This episode can be titled "bird, bath and beyond" =)
Ginger looks very cozy in your hands, but is there any reason she's sitting like that instead of perched on your finger? Does she just prefer to sit like that?
Whats the idea age for a baby bird to start taking a bath? My Conure is 2 months & I’m not sure when should I give him his first bathe?
Do you think you could make a whole video dedicated to turtles or tortoises?
My cockatiel doesn't like water she stays away from baths and leaves them for drinking but when I put her in the shower she gives the water a go and then just runs for her life
i know my question is off topic but i dont know if my bird is sick because the food i feed her is coloured and her poop is normal but the feces part is red
Hi, do we need to dry our birds after a bath. Or we should let them dry by themselves? Thanks
2 of my birds love the water and my other bird is terrified and i dont want to scare it any more than it already is and it doesnt like the mister or a bowl.😢
What type of cage do they have
We have a bath bowl to put in our cage but I don't know why but we've never used it and they're (my birds) aren't used to it either so we give them a bath once a week is this okay?
Hi I have a question about bath time. Can i give my parrot a bath in winter or no ?
hey jessi i have a question
i just got 2 cocktiels and i want to know more about what i should do first with them
i know you have a video about first day home but i want to know even more
P.S. they are not eating (is it normal?)
News
they ars eating :-)))))
yey!!
and jessi
how is steve??
If they refuse to eat, try leaving the room for a bit. New birds often hide their eating for a bit. Most importantly, don't rush them. My mother held my cockatiel the first time we clipped Her nails, and she hates my mom now. However, I can do the same to her all I want (within reason, of course) and shell only be mad at me for an hour or so. Just be very cautious until they come to you. If you freak out the bird, stop and let them adjust.
can you give me some examples of snacks to give to my cocktiels when i train them?
What shower pressure is appropriate for a shower shower for a bird? I feel like my shower has pretty high pressure and could hurt them
Yuliyathehorselover You should give your bird the option of going on the stream or staying in the gentler mist. Or pick up a hand held mister. Choose whatever works best for your situation and your bird :)
My female budgie loves baths. She likes to dip one side of her body in the water and then she'll dip the other side.
My question doesn't have to do with birds, but my cat has been acting a bit off. My dad has always been his person, he always sleeps on him/ Sits on him and doesn't really care for the rest of my family. However, over the past week or so, he has taken to sleeping in my room and sitting on me instead. He had never ever done this in the past 5 years we have had him. I took him to the vet and he was perfectly healthy. Is there an explanation for this sudden shift in his behavior?
Has your father been around him less recently? I had a cat that adored me, but ignored me after I had a surgery. It could also be that you seem more appealing to him as of late.
I have a cockatiel, and she doesn't ever bathe in the dish. I take her into my showers frequently, and she seems to enjoy the humidity, but not so much the spray of the shower head. Because she is just a cockatiel, it is difficult to mist her without getting her face wet, which she hates. Any advice?
The first few times I showered Bowie he stunk afterwards, is that normal?
I like birds
I have a video for a bird bath.. 3 actually
this question is for your next ask jesse. i have a peachehead lovebird i just learned him to step up. but if i let him step up he goes to the top of my head. and if i get him out of the cage he really wants to get back he tries to fly back how can i make it fun for him to get out of the cage and any toys won't really help. al ready tried
I'm not Jessie (sorry) but my cockatiel will go after anyone eating in the living room. She likes people food and will even approach strangers for it. Find something your bird really loves (usually food) and only give her it out of the cage.
Can I bath my parrot in a sink, and what treatment should we do as he has a skin infection so he doesn't have any feathers it is 10 months old
I wonder how you clean your other larger animals.