How to Prepare for an Emergency
Always be prepared. An important motto we teach our young ones, and something we should always remember ourselves.
How to Prepare BEFORE the Disaster occurs: Make sure you have a well stocked first aid kit for both humans and pets and keep it handy so it can be quickly loaded into your car if you need to evacuate, or if an accident happens while still in your home. Make sure you have at least 7 days worth of food and water for people and animals, especially for your bird. Some small birds can dehydrate in as little as 24 hours and can die. Keep extra dry bird foods such as seeds and pellets in air tight plastic containers to keep the food dry. Spray millet is an excellent emergency food to keep on hand as a bird under stress may benefit from this high carbohydrate food. Stress on birds during these times can be deadly, so having a familiar travel carrier or cage, with cover, can help your bird(s) feel more secure. They will pick up on your own tensions and anxiety, and birds always seem to know beforehand something bad is about to happen, so everything you can do to help them stay calm, will help you handle things better as well. Check with your local Chamber of Commerce for an Emergency Preparedness Handbook for your city that will provide important helpful tips to keep you, your family, and your pets as safe as possible during any natural disaster. Here are some links to help provide information in case of an emergency: Pet Friendly Hotels and Travel Pets and Disasters - Be PreparedThe Humane Society of the United States in cooperation with the American Red Cross off advice on emergency preparedness for your pets. HSUS Diaster Preparedness Center How you and your animals can be prepared for natural disasters or other emergencies. U.S. Department of Homeland Security |
Please note that most bird toys are non-returnable items for health reasons, so if you have questions about a toy, or need help selecting one for your feathered friend, please feel free to e-mail us or give us a call at our bird store.
Most orders ship within 24 hours of being received.
The simple truth is we love parrots. We are a full line exotic bird store located in Decatur, Alabama and have many products in our store not currently shown on our web site, so if you don't find what you need, drop us an email through our easy to use contact form and we will be happy to check in our store for you. If you would like more information about ordering from us, please visit our Information Page. You may also contact our store at 256-341-0484 or toll free at 1-800-816-2324 Tuesday through Friday between 10:00 and 5:00 central time if you need help placing an order.
|



