Budgies, which are more commonly known as parakeets, are excellent starter birds for those who have never owned a pet bird and would like to have a feathered friend. They generally have a cheerful disposition, are not as demanding as many larger birds, and are relatively hardy.As single birds, they make good companions and enjoy interacting with their owners. Anyone who is willing to learn about these bubbly little birds and their care should be able to bring one home and have several years of companionship with their new pet.Budgies make great pets and are particularly suited to families with older children. Budgies become very tame when given plenty of human contact and are lively sociable animals. However, as with any pet you should ask yourself a few questions before bringing a new member into your family.Do you want a sociable bird that is eager to come out of his cage regularly or a bird that is happy to stay inside and not be touched? Budgies are sociable birds that enjoy the company of other birds and become very tame when properly socialised. Your budgie will enjoy interacting with you including playing games and you should be prepared to let your budgie out of its cage to stretch its wings.Because of the wide variety of natural habitats different birds often have very different nutritional and maintenance needs. Read this guide for information on budgies basic nutritional and environmental needs.Are you ready for a long term commitment? Budgies live around 10 years, so make sure that you are willing to put in the time over a long period to care for your pet. Remember you get as much out of it as you put into it!
101 Ultimate Budgie Care Guide for Beginners: Everything you need to know about budgie: care, food, health, behavior, disease, housing, and much more (Paperback)
