Lovebirds as pets

Planning to get lovebirds as pets? Here are a few things you must know before doing so:

They are social creatures

Lovebirds are social annd they thrive on companionship– either from another lovebird or from daily interactions with their human.

They can be a bit too loud

Lovebirds are quite vocal and can chirp loudly throughout the day. So keep this in mind before getting the chatty birds as your pet.

They need a spacious cage

While lovebirds are small creatures, they need a large and spacious cage to fly, play, and exercise to stay healthy and happy.

They need daily out-of-cage time

Lovebirds need some time outside their cages every day for staying mentally and physically healthy.

They can have a long lifespan

With proper care and love, lovebirds can live up to 10–15 years. So be prepared for long-term pet commitment.

They are intelligent and curious birds

Lovebirds are smart. They need toys and puzzles to prevent boredom which can lead to destructive behaviour.

Bonding with them takes time and patience

Building trust with a lovebird requires patience and time. Interact with them daily, handle them with love and care– and seen how your bond grows overtime with them.

They need regular vet care

Like any pet, lovebirds too need regular avian vet checkups to stay healthy.