African Grey Parrot

My african Grey Parrot is called smernoth were not shaw if hes a boy or girl as You have to Have them DNA tested to find Out smernoth is 6 months old and he is already one of the biggest highlights of my life Your house will never be quiet with an african Grey Parrot . Smernoth took around 4 months before he started talking we all couldnt wait for him to start talking now we cant wait for him to shut up ! If You are going to have an african grey as a pet You have to be someone that is very dedicated to animals they are like looking after 2 year olds ! You have to be someone who doesnt work long hours or have someone in your ...  Read the complete review

Normallly I am a huge animal lover. I'm well accustomed to different types of animals, with them varying from a dog to a snake in my house. Yet I just can't stand this damn African Grey parrot! Ours was bought from a bird breeder around 3 to 4 years ago, primarily for my mums benifit, not mine. She's called Bridget and is a devil bird! African Greys are quite cheap to keep, but are very expensive to buy first off. Ours was about £700 and I think the cheapest you will get one for is about £500 and that's if you're lucky. The cage was pretty expensive to, as it has to be quite big, even if you do let them out quite often. Once you have all the basic ...  Read the complete review

A few years back my uncle bought an african grey with the intention of it being company to an amazon parrot he had. As luck would have it (for me anyway) the two of them didn't get along ,so i got the african grey. There are two "official" types of African grey these being the Congo African Grey parrot and the Timneh African Grey parrot. The congo (the larger of the two) seems to be the most common one to own and it is the type i have. To buy an african grey it will cost you 600+ but i would think hard about it as they live more than 60 years. Diet African greys are like most parrots and you can buy seed for them ...  Read the complete review

At the beginning of February, my uncontrollable habit of bringing unwanted animals home from work with the full intention of rehoming them when a home can be found landed with me with a beautiful African Grey Parrot. I haven't quite got the hang of the rehoming bit yet though, so this little beauty- now known as Pepsi will be staying with me for the rest of her days. You saw that coming didn't you :) *Purchasing an African Grey Parrot* The AGP is a lovely bird which can make a wonderful pet with the correct care and attention- but with all pets, there is an awful lot of responsibility involved too and some things to consider before purchasing one. AGPs ...  Read the complete review