quote:Originally posted by Chaquita's Mom
I don't have a problem with my amazon smelling. If I don't clean her cage at least everyother day then you can start to smell the poo but other than that she smells like a feed mill I like her feed mill smell
thats true...unless you get very close to the Amazon, you won't be able to smell their unique scent
the same cannot be said of the macaws though
my baby has a spicy macaw smell that permeates large parts of the room quite easily
I believe its due to the size of the bird and so proportionally, the smell's stronger
yeah...its more an issue of the lining at the cage bottom
for me, I smell the rotting vegetables and fruits more
so I have no choice but to change the newspaper linings often
Thursday July 13, 2006 12:54 am
Chaquita's Mom Experienced flier
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Location: Pennsylvania, USA
With fruits and veggies you want to remove them after about 3 hours because they can attract nasty bacteria that you don't want your bird to eat and can make them very sick. Any moist food for that matter.
Saturday July 15, 2006 12:37 pm
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I like her feed mill smell 
