Home Parrot Boarding

We currently have some availability for African Grey Parrots

A constant stream of interaction within a calming home environment

Only a maximum of three Parrots boarded at once

Your Parrot becomes part of our family!

All Parrots that board with us for the first time MUST be health checked by an avian vet & tested for Psittacosis (Chlamydia psittaci) & Psittacine Beak & Feather Disease.

Two colorful parrots, one with green and gray feathers and the other with light yellow feathers, are close together inside a cage. The parrots are nuzzling or touching beaks.

Because we offer a high engagement environment, we are exclusive about who we accept.

We require testing to ensure that our ‘family circle’ remains safe for everyone.

Logo for Parrot Awareness Week with the letters PAW, featuring a green parrot head as the letter P.

Don't forget! Indoor Parrots need UV Lighting

We provide this to all of our boarders at no extra cost

A collage of five different parrot species all sat under UV lighting.

The Unspoken Dangers of ‘Free Flight’

Many boarding facilities will advertise ‘free flight’ as part of there service simply because they know this is what clients want to hear.
However, allowing parrots access to ‘free flight’ in a boarding setting is actually incredibly dangerous. 
We don’t take unnecessary risks with your parrots  & instead focus on large cages, high quality enrichment & a constant source of social Interaction from both ourselves & other birds. If you want to learn more about this, please don’t hesitate to ask.

Want Reliable Parrot Information?

Check out the World Parrot Trust