African Grey Hornbill Bird for sale in Los Angeles, California

FAQ about Our Beautiful Male and Female African Grey Parrots

What is the temperament of your African Grey parrots?

The African Grey parrots we offer are very socialized and hand fed. They are known for their friendly nature and ability to bond well with their owners.

Are your African Grey parrots vet checked?

Yes, all our African Grey parrots are vet checked and come with health and medical certificates to ensure they are in excellent health.

How are the parrots identified for their gender?

We provide DNA sexed parrots, ensuring that the males and females are unrelated. This is an essential aspect for responsible ownership and breeding.

What breed of parrots do you offer?

Our listings include the popular African Grey Hornbill breed, recognized for their intelligence and interactive personalities.

Where are the parrots located?

Our beautiful male and female African Grey parrots are located in Los Angeles, California. Prospective owners can easily visit to meet them.

Do you offer any guarantees with your parrots?

All parrots come with health certificates. We stand by the quality of our parrots and ensure they are healthy before going to their new homes.

Can I see photos of the parrots before deciding to adopt?

Yes, we believe in transparency and are happy to provide photos of our African Grey parrots to interested adopters.

What is the expected lifespan of African Grey parrots?

African Grey parrots can live for 40 to 60 years with proper care and attention. They are a long-term commitment for any potential owner.

Are African Grey parrots easy to train?

Yes, African Grey parrots are very intelligent and can learn various commands and tricks. Early training helps in their socialization and behavior.

What should I feed my African Grey parrot?

A well-balanced diet is crucial for the health of African Grey parrots. A mix of high-quality pellets, fresh fruits, and vegetables is recommended.

Can I have more than one African Grey parrot?

Yes, you can have multiple African Grey parrots. However, it's essential to ensure they are properly introduced and have adequate space to avoid territorial issues.