Many Quakers develop a distinctive and very annoying call that discourages some people from obtaining a Quaker as a pet. This habit can be diminished by talking a lot to the bird. Quakers are not as bad about chewing as other kinds of parrots if they are provided with nesting materials. They can, however, bond strongly to one person, so if there are several members in the family, make sure all of them handle him regularly so that he will not bond too strongly to one and attack the others. Like other parrots they need toys such as bells, daily interaction, baths, an avian vet and a varied diet of fruits, vegetables, nuts, seeds, and pellets.
Quaker parrots are smart, good talkers and fun pets.
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