Some bird owners restrict their pet’s movements to a specific area by tethering. The practice involves using a chain to tether the bird to a secure anchor.

The practice is banned in some countries because it restricts the movements of the bird. Regulations on animal welfare require permanently confined birds to have easy access to a flight aviary or any safe environment to give them regular opportunities to spread their wings and fly. 

Pet birds thrive with lots of physical and mental stimulation. They are very smart creatures and you should make sure that their needs are satisfied when making house for your feathered pets.

Space is very important inside a pet bird’s enclosure.  It should be big enough to allow your pet to move around, fly and engage in natural behavior.

Asking assistance from your Crown Point veterinary clinic will also go a long way in addressing any issues or concerns you may have about pet birds and their care. Visit this website to know more about your pet's needs and set an appointment.