We do our best to keep our aviary clean and hygienic for a healthy breeding flock who will have healthy babies! We have a daily cleaning routine for each cage and nest box in the aviary, and we give our flock a healthy diet with the best supplements available to promote strong immune systems in the parents and chicks.

We are confident that when one of our babies leaves our home that they are at the peak of health, or we would be able to ethically do so.

It is for this reason that we have a heath guarantee on all of our babies. Please look over carefully what this involves so you understand what is required on your part for this to be in effect.

For us to be able to honor this health guarantee, you must have your new baby seen by an avian vet within 24 hours of picking them up from our home. The vet must be an AVIAN vet, as a regular vet is not trained or qualified to treat and care for birds.

Should the avian vet find a preexisting condition with the baby at the check up (with the exception of normal bacteria which often increase in number when a bird is under any kind of stress) we will either exchange the baby for another of the same price or refund your money and take the baby back.

Before this happens we will need from you:

• Records from the vet of what tests were done, stating what the findings were from these tests
  
• A copy of the examination reports
  
• The name of the vet that examined them, as well as the number and address of the office where the baby was seen so we may speak with them personally. 
  

You will have a number of weeks to make an appointment while you are waiting for them to grow up, so please do not wait until the last minute to make an appointment as they often book up quickly.  Again, this must be within the first 24 hours of them going to your home at 7-8 weeks of age. We have no problem working on a pick up time that will accommodate their appointment if there is a reason this is needed, but please be prepared and ready ahead of time.

Here are a few links to find an Avian Vet in your area if you do not currently know of one: 

• http://www.aav.org/search/index.php
  
• http://www.parrotmag.com/vets
  
• http://www.birdvetsnearyou.com
  

If you have any questions about this, please feel free to email us or include it in your application!