Canaries can become infected by external parasites, which transmit diseases and cause severe damage to the skin, plumage, beaks, and feet. The most common parasite that affects canaries is the […]
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How To Tell If A Canary Is Egg Bound [7 Signs of Egg Binding]
When a female canary becomes gravid, she’ll develop eggs inside her body. Once ready, she’ll release them from her cloaca over 1-2 days. If the egg-laying process takes longer, the […]
Treating Bumblefoot in Canaries [Ulcerative Pododermatisis]
Canaries’ feet, especially the soles and toes, are vulnerable to bacterial infection. Bumblefoot, also known as ulcerative pododermatitis, is among the most common foot ailments. Canaries of all ages experience […]
Why Do Baby Canaries Die? [10 Reasons Chicks Don’t Survive]
Due to their fast metabolisms, birds like canaries are uniquely vulnerable domestic pets. Complications in their health and well-being can progress quickly and lead to abrupt deaths. As with many […]
Why Do Canaries Need Sunlight?
Sunlight is an essential source of vitamin D, so inadequate exposure to UV light can make it difficult for the body to function. Aside from sunlight, your canary can get […]
How To Give Canaries Calcium [Different Foods + Supplements]
A calcium deficiency can cause health problems in canaries, such as brittle bone syndrome, feather plucking, egg binding, poor cardiac function, and paralysis. Calcium plays a crucial role in metabolic […]
5 Canary Foot Problems (And What To Do About Them)
Canaries perch, sleep, eat, and play while on their feet. Unlike other animals, they don’t lay down on their sides or backs to rest their legs. At the most, they […]
10 Signs of Stress in Canaries [That You Need To Know]
Canaries have a fast metabolism, a delicate immune system, and an even more fragile respiratory system. This means that stress can devastate a canary’s health if it remains stressed for […]
Can Canaries Get Constipated? [Canary Can’t Poop]
Canaries usually defecate regularly, pooping every 15-20 minutes on average. This is due to their fast metabolism and frequent eating habits. So, it’s worrying if your canary stops pooping suddenly. […]