How to care for a Lovebird

1. Housing

Lovebirds are small birds that prefer to live in pairs.

A medium-sized cage with enough space for them to fly is recommended. The cage should include multiple perches, toys, and a nesting box. Place the cage in a well-lit area but away from excessive heat.

2. Suitable Diet

Lovebirds require a balanced and nutritious diet.

• Their suitable food includes:
  
• Seeds and grains such as millet, sorghum, oats, and corn
  
• Fresh fruits and vegetables such as spinach, carrots, guava, and apples
  
• Pellets formulated for lovebirds that contain essential vitamins and minerals
  
• Supplements such as cuttlebone for calcium

3. Health Care

Lovebirds are generally healthy birds, but regular health check-ups are essential. Watch for signs of illness, such as lethargy or loss of appetite. They should get daily exercise to maintain their overall well-being.

4. Bonding and Interaction

Lovebirds are playful and friendly by nature. Spending time talking and playing with them regularly is important. They can learn certain behaviors, such as perching on their owner's shoulder or playing with toys. Avoid leaving them alone for long periods, as it may cause stress.