Author: Hiroaki Hosokawa
To ensure that your pet lives a healthy and happy life until the end. How to live your pet's life without regrets
What pet owners need to know to ensure their beloved birds live a long and healthy life and are happy until their final days.
As a guide when you feel like your child is getting older,
This is a book that should be read by all bird keepers who want their birds to live long, healthy and happy lives.
Thanks to increased awareness among pet owners and advances in medical technology, the number of birds living longer is increasing.
Older birds require older care.
They also require different mental care than when they were younger, and there are certain diseases that older birds are more susceptible to.
Paying attention to these things can help you live longer.
Let's understand the signs of aging in birds and think about how to care for your bird for life so that you don't regret it.
This will ensure that both the bird and the owner can live happily together.
This is dedicated to all bird keepers, from small birds such as Java sparrows to large parakeets and parrots.
*This book was first published in November 2017, and the specifications have been updated for the reprint (second edition).
■Table of ContentsChapter 1: What you need to know about aging in birdsChapter 2: How should we live? Living with old birdsChapter 3: Illnesses and maintaining the health of old birdsChapter 4: Communication with old birds and mental careChapter 5: For the day of death
To ensure that your pet lives a healthy and happy life until the end. How to live your pet's life without regrets
What pet owners need to know to ensure their beloved birds live a long and healthy life and are happy until their final days.
As a guide when you feel like your child is getting older,
This is a book that should be read by all bird keepers who want their birds to live long, healthy and happy lives.
Thanks to increased awareness among pet owners and advances in medical technology, the number of birds living longer is increasing.
Older birds require older care.
They also require different mental care than when they were younger, and there are certain diseases that older birds are more susceptible to.
Paying attention to these things can help you live longer.
Let's understand the signs of aging in birds and think about how to care for your bird for life so that you don't regret it.
This will ensure that both the bird and the owner can live happily together.
This is dedicated to all bird keepers, from small birds such as Java sparrows to large parakeets and parrots.
*This book was first published in November 2017, and the specifications have been updated for the reprint (second edition).
■Table of ContentsChapter 1: What you need to know about aging in birdsChapter 2: How should we live? Living with old birdsChapter 3: Illnesses and maintaining the health of old birdsChapter 4: Communication with old birds and mental careChapter 5: For the day of death
Released 02/07
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Preparing for My Bird to Grow Old, 2nd Edition | Seibundo Shinkosha Co., Ltd. (seibundo-shinkosha.net)