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Parrots and Aspergillosis

Bought By Many’s vet expert Dr. Sophie Bell discusses the issue of Aspergillosis in Parrots. She explores causes, the most common symptoms, the main preventative methods, how it is diagnosed and then treated and prevented.

The benefits of UV lighting for birds - Part two

Birds can see within the UV spectrum, which helps with food identification, choosing a mate, plumage and health.

The importance of UV lighting for birds - Part one

Lack of UV lighting for parrots can lead to health problems, including feather plucking. We explore light importance in the first of a series of articles.

Getting to grips with Gut Stasis

Bought By Many’s vet expert Dr. Sophie Bell discusses the issue of Gut Stasis. She explores causes, the most common symptoms and the main preventative methods.

Foster Bird insurance from Exotic Direct

If you've fostered a bird from Birdline or All Star Parrots then our Foster Bird policy is designed for you

How to groom a rabbit

Grooming is an important part of your rabbit's care regime, and should include eye, ear, teeth and bottom care. Learn what to do and how in our article.

How to build an aviary

Building an aviary is a natural extension of bird keeping. Fresh air, rain, wind and sunlight improves birds’ health.

Fatty Liver Disease in Parrots

Bought By Many’s vet expert Dr. Sophie Bell discusses the issue of fatty liver disease (Hepatic Lipidosis). She explores causes, the most common symptoms, the main preventative methods, how it is diagnosed and then treated through diet and medicine.

Do bearded dragons need baths?

Reptile expert Pete Hawkins gives his opinion along with Bought By Many's expert vet Dr Sophie Bell, on this controversial subject.

What can African grey parrots eat?

Your African grey should be eating fresh vegetables and fruit, along with pellets or seeds depending on what your bird will accept. You can home cook for your bird to make it more fun.

Tortoise names - from girl, to boy, to funny to famous

Looking for a name for your new tortoise? From girl, to boy, to funny to famous, we've done the research for you!

Introducing a new bearded dragon to your home

It's advisable to keep a new bearded dragon (or any lizard) away from other pet reptiles for the first few months, to monitor for health conditions that could be contagious.