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If not caged, make sure the birds wings are clipped.
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Bird cages would a great solution if you want to take your pet bird outside, but before anything else, check your bird's reaction before making the transition to out of doors.
We have leashed harnesses made for birds that we bought at a pet store. They work great. Do keep their wings clipped. Our birds were hand raised and very young when we socialized them.
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i have a bird myself. so if the bird lacks sunlight, put it behind one of those mesh screens, or take it outside in an open bird cage.
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The only way you can be intirely sure the bird is not in any kind of danger is to keep it in a locked cage and let it sit in the shade. Remember the cats are sneaky so the cage is the only guarantee that it is truly safe.
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