Quality, not quantity is important to our bird's health and longevity. As the frequency in habitat destruction continues, the depletion of their natural environment ensues. This, as a result, causes a decline of birds in the wild, and we all face either directly or indirectly the effects of the closure of importation. With this dilemma to overcome, we breeders presently hold the key in our hands to produce a larger pool of offspring for prospective generations to enjoy. Conservation and nutrition are synonymous and go hand in hand toward the continuance of the pleasure our birds bring to us.
Birds are no longer disposable and easily replaceable.
Proper diet, without a doubt, will make a difference in our bird's health, resistance to disease, and the quality of life they experience. In the 21st century, we can expect some revolutionary changes to occur in health and medicine. Natural foods and medicines not only apply to us, but to our companion animals and birds as well. The principles and applications are to promote health with a philosophy toward natural choices for enhancing our bird's lives, getting to the root cause of an illness or disease, and not drugging our birds to merely palliate and suppress their symptoms. Many bird owners are interested in learning more about how to care for their pets with natural remedies and enjoy the success that can be achieved with natural health products.