Most of the bird postings here are asking how to keep birds off the boat
Does anyone have any advice on making a large blue and gold macaw feel somewhat at home on a relatively small boat? She gets very upset if she's left home alone for more than a few days. She seems OK on car trips...
I'm not sure how birds handle the constant motion of a boat.
Has anyone kept their large birds on board with them?
Would you do it again?
What kind of arrangements were made for the bird and the mess?
At home she's out of her cage whenever I'm home and either on her perch (pooping allowed) or on the couch (no pooping). She's very well trained to that environment. She's 9 years old.
We're not planning on leaving the country but we are planning on week or two cruise adventures in Florida this spring and what to do with Charlie is a big question. She won't let strangers feed her so pet sitting never works out well when the sitter has to use a funnel to get food into her bowl
Does anyone have any advice on making a large blue and gold macaw feel somewhat at home on a relatively small boat? She gets very upset if she's left home alone for more than a few days. She seems OK on car trips...
I'm not sure how birds handle the constant motion of a boat.
Has anyone kept their large birds on board with them?
Would you do it again?
What kind of arrangements were made for the bird and the mess?
At home she's out of her cage whenever I'm home and either on her perch (pooping allowed) or on the couch (no pooping). She's very well trained to that environment. She's 9 years old.
We're not planning on leaving the country but we are planning on week or two cruise adventures in Florida this spring and what to do with Charlie is a big question. She won't let strangers feed her so pet sitting never works out well when the sitter has to use a funnel to get food into her bowl