Making sure your Pionus Parrot has the best habitat or cage to live in is part of providing for his overall health and wellness. When it comes to the right cage, look for one that is lead free since your bird will most likely pick and bite at the bars. Look for a cage that is at least twice the width of your Pionus Parrot’s wingspan in order to ensure there is enough room to stretch and flap his wings. Once you have the cage picked out, should shop around for accessories. Your parrot will need things like a water dish, food dish and even a perch for inside and outside his cage. Pionus Parrots generally eat a commercial pellet food and some fruits and vegetables. In addition to food and water, try hanging different toys from the top of the cage to help keep your parrot occupied. For more suggestions, call your Stafford Oaks Veterinary Hospital Sugar Land TX.