Cockatiels

Hand-Trained Chirpy Cockatiels For Sale In Chennai

Cockatiels are one of the most popular pets all thanks to their chirpy and cuddly nature. They are curious little birds who can be a great companion for a lifetime. They can whistle and chirp out loud to catch your attention and needs to be cuddled often. They are considered an easier option when it comes to breeding. They bond well with the household and easily becomes a part of the family. They love to play around with a variety of toys and are well-known for their mellow nature.

Cockatiels are one of the most popular pets all thanks to their chirpy and cuddly nature. They are curious little birds who can be a great companion for a lifetime. They can whistle and chirp out loud to catch your attention and needs to be cuddled often. They are considered an easier option when it comes to breeding. They bond well with the household and easily becomes a part of the family. They love to play around with a variety of toys and are well-known for their mellow nature.

Native

Australia

Life Span

20+ Years

Size

Small

Noise Level

Loud

Talk Ability

Good

Facts

Cute and cuddly, chirpy and bold lovable cockatiels

Normal Behavior
  • They are inquisitive and playful creatures anyone would love at first sight itself
  • They are undemanding and adaptable to the surroundings in which they live
  • They can be tamed easily
  • They are highly intelligent and curious pets
  • They have a unique personality and an expressive face.
  • They love attention and even bow their heads to be stroked on their necks.
Diet
  • 60 to 70 percent of their diet must be specialized pellets available in the market.
  • Cockatiels love to feed on fresh fruits and vegetables
  • They can be fed fortified seeds in small quantities.
  • They should be given clean, filtered and fresh water daily.
Food items to avoid
  • Steer clear of fruit seeds as it can be toxic for the bird
  • Never feed your cockatiel with avocados
  • Chocolates are a strict no-no
  • Alcoholic beverages and caffeine can cause serious health implications.
  • Avoid high-fat and sugary treats
Making A Home
  • Place the cage on the ground in a well-lit surroundings
  • The cage should be approximately 24 x 24 x 30 size ( width x depth x height)
  • Place perches inside the cage for them to play around freely.
  • The perches should have a minimum of ½ “ diameter and 5” length
  • You can place a metal grate on top of the droppings tray to keep the cage clean
Grooming & Hygiene
  • They need filtered, clean and chlorine free water daily to take a bath
  • You can clip their feathers to prevent them from escaping and to avoid injuries.
  • The nails of the bird should be trimmed at regular intervals
  • Keep the cage clean and neat

Other Popular Cockatiels In The Family

Inquisitive, Playful And Curious Little Friends For Life

Payment And Shipping

Take Home A Cute Little Cockatiel Who Will Be An Adorable Companion For Life

MUFASA PETS does ship parrots throughout India by land or by air, whichever is best suited and reduces stress for our birds on its way to a new home. The transportation fee will of course be collected from the clients.

Frequently Asked Questions

Cockatiels are among the most popular pet birds. Small parrots with a variety of color patterns and a crest, they are attractive as well as friendly and easy to tame. Due to their small size, cockatiel care and taming are easier than many other parrot species
Many cockatiels, particularly the males, can learn to talk. Not all of cockatiels are good talkers, but the ones that are usually have a caregiver who spends time teaching their pet birds new words and expressions. The more time a pet bird owner spends teaching the pet bird to talk, the more conversational the cockatiel will be.
“Seeds and pellets are the mainstay of your cockatiel’s diet. …
Feed your bird dark, leafy greens every other day.”
Cockatiels will readily chew just about anything, whether it is chewable or not. Fiber toys, rope toys and cloth toys are common targets for a cockatiel. Continual chewing can dislodge small fibers, which your bird may swallow.
When a cockatiel hisses, this usually means the bird feels distressed, scared, or irritated. This hissing behavior is usually displayed with a cockatiel pulling back its crest, slightly opening its beak, and then producing a hissing sound. … A female cockatiel may hiss to protect a nesting site as a warning to intruders.