Where do you get a cockatiel?

Where do you get a cockatiel?

Places where you can get a cockatiel are:

  1. Petco.
  2. Petsmart.
  3. Petfinder.
  4. Kijiji.
  5. Craigslist.
  6. Local pet stores.
  7. Private Breeders.
  8. Bird rescues.

How much does cockatiel cost?

Birds from breeders are often taken from previous lines known for their friendliness and docile behavior. You are more likely to get a bird that is exceptionally well-behaved from a breeder than by adopting one from a pet store, but you should expect a cockatiel to cost from $80 to $250.

How much is a pair of cockatiels?

The average cost can range from $120 to $250 or more, and the start-up costs for its cage, food and equipment can easily reach $300. Also remember that the cockatiel will need food and toys, and at least one veterinary exam per year.

How much do cockatiels cost at a pet store?

Cockatiels range from $80 to $150. Amazon greys can be between $700 to $1,500.

Are cockatiels good pets?

Cockatiels are among the most popular pet birds. Small parrots with a variety of colour 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.

What is the best age to buy a cockatiel?

12 weeks to a year old is the best time to get a cockatiel for several reasons. However, you should keep in mind that buying a bird this age means you are committing to around 20 years of responsibility.

Will a cockatiel fly away?

Probably not. There are so many predators, so even if he intends to return home, he may not survive very long. Years ago I had a cockatiel that was very tame, when loose in the house she would come to me when called… every time.

Can a cockatiel talk?

Like most parrots, cockatiels are also capable of talking. A cockatiel’s vocabulary is generally not as extensive as other parrots, such as African greys and Amazon parrots, but some can be taught to say a few words or phrases, such as “Hello,” “Pretty bird,” “I’m a good bird,” etc.