Kookaburra Bird Shop’s Podcast

Today I am sharing, briefly, what it was like growing up in the pet bird industry. My Mom started the shop in 1979, when I was 10 years old. We have come a long way since those early years.I am searching for the oldest living bird that was sold from Kookaburra Bird Shop. I want to share those stories with people and help people with younger birds keep them for the long haul.Please goto my Blog on www.Kookshop.com for more information on how I am going to conduct this search.Be sure and share this podcast so that the search can be as far reaching as possible! Thank you:Michelle Gluck

Today's topic of Amazon Parrots is with Terrie Beckley the founder of Kookaburra Bird Shop, LLC. She has over 30 years experience dealing with parrots and their caregivers.Many of the Amazons available in the US pet trade can be seen on our website www.kookshop.com.Please visit our shop located North of Dallas TexasKookaburra Bird Shop, LLC1845 East Frankford RoadCarrollton, Texas 75007(972) 492-0841

Today's Pod-Cast with Dr. Anna Osofsky will cover some of the most common Avian Emergencies. It is purely informational and not meant to replace veterinarian care.Kookaburra Bird Shop, LLC offers many classes and demonstrations throughout the year. Please log onto www.kookshop.com for more information and upcoming dates.

This podcast describes the details of chronic egg laying in pet parrots and gives advice on how to prevent it and some of the common treatments available today.For any other questions you can e-mail me, Michelle Gluck, at kook@kookshop.com or contact Dr. Anna Osofsky at Carrollton West Pet Hospital (972) 492-1828.

With the new year comes new canary babies. This looks to be an early breeding season for those of us in the North Texas area.This podcast is the first in my canary series that will talk about the trials and tribulations of breeding canaries and getting them ready for the show.If you have any questions, please be sure and e-mail them to me at michelle@kookshop.com. You can log on to my website www.kookshop.com to read the companion blogs on my canary tribulations.