We carry more than 3000 different bird care products. We are a full line bird care store and carry everything including cages, toys, foods, treats, and much more. If you do not see it in our store, we can likely get it in for you. Birdie Tip: We recommend against hanging a cage. Cages when hung give the bird a feeling of insecurity especially when the cage is being cleaned or when the food and water are being changed. As importantly, the cage is not sturdy and can fall, thereby injuring the bird. Bird Brain Information: Mammals all have seven cervical vertebrae (neck bones). The number of cervical vertebrae in birds varies from 14 up to 25 as in many species of swans. Birds need extra mobility for the head to reach areas for preening, and for gathering food since their hands are wings which are no good for more than flying. Last Updated 10/7/2007 Avian Health Care Successful preventative health maintenance requires a good diet, regular visits to the avian veterinarian, and a clean environment. This is a collection items that will help prepare you for those avian health issues that occur. Bathing Supplies and Shower Perches Bathing Dishes, Bath Sprays, and Shower Perches Bottles, Bowls, Crocks, and Dishes We use and recommend water bottles because they are more sanitary and provide clean, fresh water at all times to our birds. Birds are very easy to switch to a water bottle. Cage Catchers Cage Liners The safest and healthiest way to keep a clean cage. Carriers and Travel Cages Birds love to go places. You shuld take your bird on short trips and even ride them around the block in the car. Cleaners, Disinfectants, and Brushes The best way to prevent disease is to keep a clean environment. Here you will find everything you need to keep things clean - including brushes! Cuttlebone, Cuttlebone Holders, and Mineral Block Treats Keep your birds' beak healthy and trimmed with flavored or natural cuttlebone and mineral blocks; also provides a small amount of calcium supplmentation. Handfeeding and Breeder Supplies Our hand feeding techniques are secnd to none! Dr Burkett has developed these techniques based on his philosophies ad training. It is our recommendation that you do not hand feed your own bird. However, if you MUST, then we have all of the necessary supplies and Dr B is available for consultation to help you feed and wean your bird correctly. Nests, Nest Boxes, and Nest Material Perches, Swings, and Ladders Providing a variety of shapes and textures keeps your birds feet strong and flexible, and will prevent bumblefoot. There are even shower perches to bathe with your bird in the shower. Pest Control Pesticides that can safely be used around birds Treat Kabobs, Dispensers, and Holders Make feeding fresh fruits and vegetables easier with these kabobs. You can even load them with wood blocks and other toys parts making this the easiest refillable toy available.