Expert Parrot Services

Offering training, grooming, and boarding for your beloved hyacinth macaw companion.

Professional Parrot Training

Enhance your macaw's behavior with our expert training services tailored for your needs. Parrot training is an essential aspect of caring for these intelligent and social birds. Training not only helps develop a strong bond between the parrot and its owner but also provides the bird with mental stimulation and physical exercise. By engaging in consistent training sessions, parrots learn to communicate better, perform tricks, and follow commands, leading to a more fulfilling life. Additionally, training encourages positive behaviors and can help reduce issues such as excessive noise or aggressive tendencies. Socialization is another crucial benefit; well-trained parrots often become more comfortable around humans and other animals, helping them to interact confidently in various environments. Overall, parrot training fosters a happy, well-adjusted bird that thrives in a social setting.

Grooming Services Available

Keep your parrot looking great with our grooming services for healthy, beautiful feathers. Bird grooming by expert breeders plays a crucial role in enhancing the well-being and socialization of avian companions. Regular grooming helps to maintain optimal feather condition, preventing issues such as matting and promoting healthy plumage. This practice also allows breeders to closely monitor the birds for any signs of health problems, facilitating early intervention if necessary. Moreover, grooming sessions can strengthen the bond between the birds and their caregivers, fostering trust and reducing stress. Through gentle handling and proper grooming techniques, birds not only feel more comfortable but also develop essential social skills, improving their interactions with peers. Ultimately, the benefits of grooming extend beyond aesthetics, significantly contributing to the overall health and social development of birds in breeding environments. Such attention to detail enriches their quality of life, promoting happier and more well-adjusted avian companions.

We offer parrot boarding and daycare services, we understand that your feathered friends deserve exceptional care and attention when you're away. Our facility is designed with the comfort and well-being of your parrot in mind, offering spacious, clean accommodations that mimic their natural environment. During their stay, your parrot will enjoy a variety of enriching activities, including social interactions with staff and other birds, as well as stimulating toys and climbing structures. Our experienced team is dedicated to providing individualized care, ensuring each parrot receives the attention and affection they require. We also offer a variety of healthy meal options tailored to meet the dietary needs of different parrot species. Whether you need a safe place for your parrot while you travel or just a fun day out, our boarding and daycare services are the perfect solution for your avian companions.

Bird (macaws and Parrots) boarding Services Available

Hyacinth Macaw Personality

Hyacinth macaws are inquisitive and playful. They’re also excellent at mimicking human vocalizations.

Hyacinth macaws are also vocal with each other and will let out a guttural call when alarmed. They often travel in large groups of anywhere between 10 and 30 individuals. These groups sleep together in trees at night and fly together to find food during the day.

Hyacinth macaws are monogamous, meaning they’ll stay with one partner for their entire lives. When separated, they’ll keep in contact with each other by calling to one another, even from across the forest.

Hyacinth Macaw Reproduction and Parenting

Every breeding season, the wild hyacinth macaw population forms about 100 breeding pairs. From these 100 pairs, only seven to 25 offspring are produced every year.

Both males and females become sexually mature between six and 10 years of age, and they’ll build their nests in cliff faces or tree cavities. Females lay one to three eggs each breeding season. The eggs take about a month to incubate, and during incubation the female spends 70% of her time in the nest, with food delivered by her partner.

The new babies are able to fly from the nest at about 13 weeks old, but stay with their parents until they’re at least six months old. They’re considered fully independent at about 18 months.

Hyacinth Macaw Care and Conservation

The International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources Red List of Threatened Species lists the hyacinth macaw as “vulnerable.” Previously, from 2000 to 2013, they were considered endangered. The IUCN Red List estimates that there are about 4,300 adult hyacinth macaws in the wild.