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Old 12-03-2009, 02:28 AM
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Re: Anyone with an African Grey Parrots

I have a 5 year old grey called Fred.
He is a darling.
We can teach him something new and it will take him 3 days to learn it.
His latest is 'help sharks' lol
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Old 12-03-2009, 09:29 AM
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Yeah theres a few things i got told not to give ..like the Chcolate,oberzens..sorry for the spelling.. and to watch for ccoking smells as well...and certain pots and pans.....To many grapes...
theres was a guy around the corner he fed his grey what he eat he never gave it parrot food... and he 10 years old..but remember prrots can out live us..
There's a number of foods that you should avoid giving your African grey, I wrote a blog post about this the other day called 10 toxic foods for parrots which discusses what the foods are and what they are likely to do to your parrot should they eat them.
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There's a number of foods that you should avoid giving your African grey, I wrote a blog post about this the other day called 10 toxic foods for parrots which discusses what the foods are and what they are likely to do to your parrot should they eat them.
Thank you very much......

But i havent got my grey now......due to my asthma..

But thanks anyways for the info should help others.....
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Re: Anyone with an African Grey Parrots

No problemo always glad to help, I suffer asthma too there's tricks to help you avoid suffering too much whilst still having a grey
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No problemo always glad to help, I suffer asthma too there's tricks to help you avoid suffering too much whilst still having a grey
Yeah i know i have been there...and the hospital to....i am gutted would do anything to have him back....ooh yeah buy iron lungs...
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Iron lungs ... now there's an idea lol
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The lady I bought my grey from suffered from asthma and still kept him fro 3 years but then a severe attatck which nearly killed her forced her to rehome him.
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I'm not a severe asthma sufferer by any means but particularly in the summer months when the pollen count is high I do suffer more for sure, my mother in law has chronic lung disease and has a grey in the house 'Eddie' she copes but then I'm convinced half the reason she suffers is because of the grey, some tips to help people with breathing problems are to not position your grey where you sit or spend the most time stationary and get some dust extraction equipment, it's pretty cheap these days, I think we got ours from ebay, we don't run it all the time just in the summer months or when we have loads of babies in the house.
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I'm not a severe asthma sufferer by any means but particularly in the summer months when the pollen count is high I do suffer more for sure, my mother in law has chronic lung disease and has a grey in the house 'Eddie' she copes but then I'm convinced half the reason she suffers is because of the grey, some tips to help people with breathing problems are to not position your grey where you sit or spend the most time stationary and get some dust extraction equipment, it's pretty cheap these days, I think we got ours from ebay, we don't run it all the time just in the summer months or when we have loads of babies in the house.
Its funny you say that as my grey was always next to me...we have a kinda small living room...i was always cleaning him out sometimes 3 times a day spraying him aswell to keep the dust down.. was ok but...dont work ..i was rushed into hozzy with bad asthma attack.. and they did tests and it was my grey...

But i seem to be ok with small birds...
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Greys do give off a lot off dust.
There are some birds such as sun conures who would be better for asthmatics as they do not create so much dust.
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