Teach Your Bird To Talk

Find a full selection of bird and parrot training supplies at BirdSupplies.com

Did you know that parrot training is so easy because parrots have the intellectual capabilities of a kindergarten aged child? Parrots are such smart animals that they require routine intellectual stimulation. Simple techniques for training a talking parrot are available at BirdSupplies.com. We offer bird supplies and parrot supplies to keep your bird mentally stimulated and to develop a talking parrot. And, you can use most of these bird supplies during the day when you are at work!

Offering bird training CD's such as those developed by Feathered Phonics or Wordy Birdy give your parrot words and phrases or songs and whistles to practice. Birds love to listen to the digitally mastered recordings of Feathered Phonics. Feathered Phonics now has nine different CD's from words and phrases to songs to Feathered Phonics for Canaries, Feathered Phonics for Cockatiels and Parakeets and Feathered Phonics in Spanish! Ole! You are sure to find a Feathered Phonics that will entertain and mentally stimulate your Parrot.

Babble Ball Talking Bird Toys are a hit among all sized parrots.  Parrots love being able to tap on these bird toys to emit fun, lively sounds.  There is a Babble Ball that talks in short phrases and a parrot talking toy that makes animal sounds.  

Many pet birds are left alone all day with nothing to do. Unfortunately, though, these sensitive, flock oriented pets become very lonely and bored. These empty feelings may lead your bird to develop common avian behavior and emotional problems. Without a lot of stimulation from bird toys, positive parrot training and socialization and "flock-like company," pet bird's often develop behavior problems from screaming and biting to feather picking or mutilation behaviors. But, birds that have a repertoire of songs and whistles or words and phrases are less apt to develop an screaming habit. Use one of the whistles from a bird training CD to call you bird when your working about the house. Even Cockatiels enjoy company and mental stimulation.