Expectations vs Reality Shopping for Parrot Supplies Online

So, I ordered this "Happy Hut" listed for Macaws on Amazon for Rachel. Based on the photo on the listing, you'd expect this thing to be an enormous tent, at least 30 inches. Well, suffice it to say when I received a little yellow envelope from Amazon, I was starting to think that maybe it's not really going to fit my macaw.

Unfortunately, a lot of the parrot supplies sold online and particularly on Amazon are made and sold by companies who have never seen a parrot before in their life. Being unfamiliar with the dimensions of the birds is just the beginning. They don't know what is safe and not safe for parrots or what kinds of things parrots like.

This is why over 10 years ago I started making perches and toys for my own parrots and started the company Parrot Wizard. What I realized was that the problem isn't shopping online instead of in person, but rather buying from anonymous sellers peddling junk they don't even what it's for. So, I've been continuously expanding my collection of toys, stands, perches, and parrot care supplies. My products are based on years of experience and research into what parrots really like. Not just my birds, but feedback from thousands of customers. I make sure I love the products, my parrots love the products, and most importantly my customers and their parrots love the products as well!

Don't be deceived by fake photoshopped images of parrots that were never even in the same room as the products. All photos on my site are genuine of my actual birds with those actual products. You can see my Macaw, Cape, or Senegal Parrot next to products for size reference. I also have many videos of these items in action so that you can really get a feel for how big they are. If I recommend something for a certain size bird, you bet it will be suitable for that sized bird. So, check out the genuine bird-approved parrot supplies from Parrot Wizard at:

https://ParrotWizard.com

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