Umbrella Cockatoo Birds For Sale | Ruffin, SC #416281

Umbrella cockatoo

I have an 7-8 year old umbrella cockatoo for sale. The only reason I’m regrettably getting rid of her is I’m moving and can’t take her. I got her from an elderly couple that could no longer care for her because both of them had medical problems. They bought her as a baby so I am the second owner. She is good with people and larger dogs but does not like small dogs.she has a large cage for the day time and a smaller one for at night. I am saying she is 7-8 years old because I was told when I got her that she was 5. Her name is Misty. She says her name, barks like a dog and says “what ya doing.” She loves men and women and I have not had a problem with her biting.

FAQ about Umbrella Cockatoos

1. What is an Umbrella Cockatoo?

Umbrella Cockatoos are medium-sized parrots known for their striking appearance and charming personalities. They are characterized by their crest, which resembles an umbrella when raised, hence their name.

2. How old do Umbrella Cockatoos live?

Umbrella Cockatoos can live anywhere from 40 to 60 years in captivity with proper care. The 7-8 year old cockatoo named Misty has many more years of companionship ahead of her.

3. Are Umbrella Cockatoos good pets for families?

Yes, Umbrella Cockatoos can be wonderful family pets. They typically get along well with people and can bond closely with family members. However, they need attention and social interaction to thrive.

4. Can Umbrella Cockatoos get along with other pets?

Misty, the Umbrella Cockatoo for sale, is good with larger dogs but does not like small dogs. It's important to introduce them carefully and monitor their interactions.

5. What are the common behaviors of Umbrella Cockatoos?

Umbrella Cockatoos are known for their vocal abilities, and Misty showcases this by talking, saying her name, barking like a dog, and asking "what ya doing." They are social and enjoy mimicking sounds.

6. What kind of cage do Umbrella Cockatoos need?

Umbrella Cockatoos require a spacious cage to accommodate their size and energy levels. Misty has a large cage for daytime use, which is ideal, and a smaller one for nighttime to ensure a comfortable resting environment.

7. Why is Misty being rehomed?

Misty is being rehomed due to the owner's move where pets cannot be taken. It’s a hard decision, but the priority is to ensure Misty finds a suitable and loving new home.

8. What should potential owners know before adopting an Umbrella Cockatoo?

Umbrella Cockatoos require daily interaction, mental stimulation, and socialization. It's vital to understand their needs and provide them with appropriate care, toys, and companionship.