Therefore, plan ahead. A thorough exam protects your bird, as well as the other clients' birds, so don't get offended if you're asked to do this. Boarding your bird at someone's home will probably mean more personal attention for him and might make him feel better, even if it isn't his home. We've sat for birds that didn't do well at kennels, but did fine at our house, probably because they were used to a home environment rather than a stainless steel and concrete echo chamber filled with barking. Don't be surprised if he's angry at you upon your return.
Birds can hold grudges for a while if they think they've been mistreated.
Most likely after the bird settles back into his old routine, he will forgive you and all will be well. We do NOT sell our names , you will just receive mail from us.