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#387311 - 10/28/09 08:24 AM
Re: Parakeets in winter
[Re: Ziggy]
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Best Friend
Registered: 03/22/09
Posts: 1281
Loc: Austin, Texas
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I don't see why you would feel weird about putting blankets and / or heavy towels on their cage.
I use whatever I can find and they don't mind at all. Of course, I do leave some corners open and in the front I leave the bottom open about 6 inches, for fresh air. My birds don't mind at all. Yoi'd be surprised how much a blanket will keep out the cold! This is for night time. In the daytime, if it's cold, I just keep the back and part of the sides covered. They are in front of the window so I have to be very careful to keep out drafts. I keep towels at the base of the windows to keep out any cold air leaking in. I DO have double storm windows though, so not too much cold air seeps in.
Also I have a small heater that oscilates and has a thermostat, and I keep it on the lowest temp when I'm gone.
I think our keets are very adaptable and don't mind things like this as long as they are comfy. It's mainly the DRAFTS that you have to worry about. (Unless you live in a place where it's freezing and /or below that). Then I'm sure you will have worked this all out!
It would be interesting to hear how everyone deals with winter.
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Dinah, Tweetymom
R.I.P. my sweet precious Merlin July 11, 1990 - Nov. 17, 2009
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