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Budgie (Budgerigar) UPDATE 9/23/11 with pics

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#1) Comparing a pet to a mastabatory toy. Might want to get help for that.

#2) Do I want to know how you know about the coupon code.

#3) Can I really use that coupon code? :hmm: :biggrin:

Just messin, I edited my post.



And yes the coupon code works :whiste:
 
How bad is the shitting and peeing all over the place? We've had a few small pets in the past that were nice but the random shits are a bit of an issue usually.

They are fully litter trained. It's like having a cat, but they do not smell as much as cats do.

KT
 
my mom had those growing up. far to noisy for me. i like it really quite. but i do love birds. i love watching them.
 
They are fully litter trained. It's like having a cat, but they do not smell as much as cats do.

KT

I'm extremely allergic to cats so a pet rock is better than a cat to me. But that's cool, hmm can you buy them litter trained or do you have to do that yourself?
 
I have personally never met a bird owner that kept a clean house.

Friend of my father has several birds (including a parrot that likes to hide in his shirt) and several cats. Aside from the cat hair their house looks clean. It's also a boathouse which is odd. They are very odd people come to think of it.
 
I have personally never met a bird owner that kept a clean house.

i have known one. a good friend of mine's mother had a huge parrot. around the cage was a little messy but rest of the house was spotless.

that bird was a pain. it didn't' like me. whenever i got near it would try to bite whoever was holding it.
 
I'm extremely allergic to cats so a pet rock is better than a cat to me. But that's cool, hmm can you buy them litter trained or do you have to do that yourself?

If you get them from the shelter, which everyone should if they are going to get a bunny, they will let you know if they are litter trained or not. You can do it yourself pretty easily if they are younger, but a good number of the shelter bunnies use their litter well.

KT
 
They are fully litter trained. It's like having a cat, but they do not smell as much as cats do.

KT

Cats are pretty disgusting in that sense.

What do you need to care for rabbits? I haven't had a pet since the 90s but I've thought about getting something for awhile now. I assume rabbits require the same level of care/investment as a dog or cat does.
 
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