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Pet Bird Hates Cage. Reward your bird when he is in his cage with his favorite treats and foraging toys. If your bird hates his travel cage so much you can't even get him into it, just bring it along and keep him on a harness in the mean time. Cage aggression in birds can occur due to anxiety, health concerns, and/or going into a protective state. Instead, just sit patiently with your bird. Sticking your finger into your bird’s cage and then pulling it back suddenly will probably frighten and further aggravate your bird. He/she stays in his/her cage when it’s nighttime. My cockatiel (10 month old) absolutely hates being in his cage. Cover your hand with a towel to catch him so you can transfer him to a travel cage. Whenever a bird is a unfamiliar place, you and everything he is used to will become what is called the familiar in a world of unfamiliars and it will become his comfort zone. Pet birds need to be let. I will provide a picture here. He will associate being caught with the towel and not. Animals prefer to move around and have open spaces. Also, establish some sort of routine so your bird knows.

Animals prefer to move around and have open spaces. He will associate being caught with the towel and not. I will provide a picture here. Reward your bird when he is in his cage with his favorite treats and foraging toys. Whenever a bird is a unfamiliar place, you and everything he is used to will become what is called the familiar in a world of unfamiliars and it will become his comfort zone. Instead, just sit patiently with your bird. Sticking your finger into your bird’s cage and then pulling it back suddenly will probably frighten and further aggravate your bird. Pet birds need to be let. My cockatiel (10 month old) absolutely hates being in his cage. Cover your hand with a towel to catch him so you can transfer him to a travel cage.

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Pet Bird Hates Cage He will associate being caught with the towel and not. Cage aggression in birds can occur due to anxiety, health concerns, and/or going into a protective state. My cockatiel (10 month old) absolutely hates being in his cage. He will associate being caught with the towel and not. Instead, just sit patiently with your bird. He/she stays in his/her cage when it’s nighttime. If your bird hates his travel cage so much you can't even get him into it, just bring it along and keep him on a harness in the mean time. Pet birds need to be let. Also, establish some sort of routine so your bird knows. I will provide a picture here. Cover your hand with a towel to catch him so you can transfer him to a travel cage. Reward your bird when he is in his cage with his favorite treats and foraging toys. Sticking your finger into your bird’s cage and then pulling it back suddenly will probably frighten and further aggravate your bird. Animals prefer to move around and have open spaces. Whenever a bird is a unfamiliar place, you and everything he is used to will become what is called the familiar in a world of unfamiliars and it will become his comfort zone.