Knowing when and how to cut your canary’s nails isn’t as obvious as we might think, especially if you’re still learning to care for your pet bird. Many new owners […]

The Gloster canary is recognizable by its short, stubby body and the flat tuft of feathers on top of its head, which makes it seem like it has a bowl […]

Pet canaries can live to be 10-15 years old, which is often longer than many people expect to have them. For this reason, it’s common to find adult canaries that […]

Picking a name for a male canary is an important step in welcoming this new member to your family. Depending on your canary’s personality, you might opt for a sweet, […]

Choosing a name for a new pet is important for bringing it into your family. Canaries are full of personality, great singers, and have different colors. As such, it’s more […]

Baby canaries usually hatch 13-14 days after being laid, emerging hungry for food. Newly-hatched canaries have sensitive digestive systems. So, if you have fledglings, they need to be fed the […]

Canaries are monomorphic, which means both sexes appear almost identical. So, it’s hard for even the most seasoned bird expert to distinguish male and female canaries. A canary’s ability to […]

Canaries sometimes change color, so many believe yellow canaries can turn red. Even with drastic dietary changes, you can’t turn a yellow canary (with homozygous alleles) into a red-factor canary. […]

Despite being domesticated for hundreds of years, there remain many things in a human environment that can prematurely end the life of a pet canary. Canaries can die suddenly due […]