Author: Mitch Rezman - General Manager
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Author: Mitch Rezman - General Manager
Website: http://blog.windycityparrot.com/2010/05/24/seeking-spray-to-…

Hi,

I was told by my breeder of my finches to get a product called SACTT for mites because I had a bird from a pet store that died from mites.  I have been unable to find this product and am inquiring if you carry this product.

Thanks, Pam

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I am sorry I have not seen this item through any of my distributors.

We have a new product available as a spray for the birds.

http://www.windycityparrot.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=Windycityparrot&Product_Code=11401081031

We still have 3 large and one small Gimborn Bird Cage Defenders available. They have been discontinued by the manufacturer, when they are gone they are gone.

http://www.windycityparrot.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=Windycityparrot&Product_Code=11401561001

http://www.windycityparrot.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=Windycityparrot&Product_Code=11401561011

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Author: Mitch Rezman - General Manager
Website: http://blog.windycityparrot.com/2010/05/24/review-hq-13221-b…

Great Cage for multiple Budgies!, 5/23/2010 Reviewer: (Scarsdale,, NY) This is the best cage for parakeets (I have 6 ) I’m a Gramdma who does it on her own, had no trouble assembling, it went easily and quickly. Cage is a good quality easy to clean and nice to look at. But best of all it affords my budgies room to move about unencumbered. I would highly recommended this cage to anyone who wants a sturdy and nice looker at a great price Learn more about this HQ 13221 Bird Cage

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Author: Mitch Rezman - General Manager
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Booda Comfy Rope Perch Cross, 4/29/2010

Reviewer: (Hailey, ID)

I purchased this product for my Amazon who has scoliosis and has problems keeping a grip on wood. It’s the large cross over type and works very well for her to get around in her cage.Very sturdy. Along with the corner perch she’s in heaven. This product would be good for parrots without issues too. Pam

Learn more about this Booda Comfy Rope Bird Perch Cross

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Corner Shelf Perch, 4/29/2010

Reviewer: (Hailey, ID)

Learn more about about the corner shelf for handicap parrots

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Author: Albert The Cat
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Who wrote that rubbish, I’ve never heard of anything so stupid. Summertime is not easy at all. We have just endured a hot, sunny weekend here in London. Thank goodness it’s Monday, that’s all I can say. As you may have noticed, I’ve been taking it rather easy recently - what do you mean you hadn’t noticed! I don’t know why I bother. Anyway, I felt compelled to put pen to paper (or should that be paw to keyboard?) today.

A little bit of sunshine, and the locals go stark raving mad. I don’t know what gets into them - they all seem to take to their gardens and get up to the most ridiculous things. All my little haunts where I creep off to for a quiet nap, all taken over by people in funny clothes laying about on the grass, and getting up to all sorts of ridiculous things. The only place to get a decent kip is indoors, all the houses are empty. I’m just pleased most of them have cleared off back to work this morning and left me in peace. What a weekend I’ve had.I don’t know where to… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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Author: admin
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This year, Nina’s Nannies for Pets have been deeply saddened by the loss of many old friends.  Clients and their pets who have used our pet visiting and live in pet sitting service for many years, have reported the death of their much loved cats, dogs and little furies.

In Hemel Hempstead we said goodbye to a little tortoiseshell cat called Titch.  In Potten End we recently mourned the loss of Penny, also a tortoiseshell aged 20, whom we had just finished a couple of weeks

Remembering old friends

previously.  Jazz, also 20 and another little cat from Eaton Bray, Daisy, a wonderful little Grey rescue cat from Berkhamsted, Phoebe from St Albans and more recently Mr Snuffles a wonderful old Lab from Cambridgeshire.  We really will miss them all dearly.

On a more pleasant note, Luika our two year old German Shepherd Dog has become a massive hit on facebook!  If you would like to follow his antics he can be found under Luika Cole, but more about him in blogs to come.

The volcanic…

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Author: Albert The Cat
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I’m not very happy today - problems with the housekeeping staff you see. They’ve been getting a bit too familiar lately, taking liberties if you know what I mean. Only yesterday the pretty one referred to me as “Bertie Boy.” Yes, “Bertie Boy.” Outrageous I hear you say. I don’t mind my friends calling me Bert, but “Bertie Boy!!!!” I think the staff should stick to Albert. When you are in a position of authority like my good self you must maintain standards. It’s the thin end of the wedge. Before you know it, one thing leads to another and heaven forbid, she’ll be picking me up. “I’d like to see her try, you must weigh half a ton” Who said that? It’s my poncy brother, how rude, I wish he’d clear off.

Anyway, you get my point. I indulge her occasionally and let her stroke me, especially if there is a prawn in it, but I do draw the line at being picked up! The one I don’t trust tries it occasionally. Last time it happened, I was crated up and taken to see the bloke who sticks needles… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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Author: Albert The Cat
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I’ve been very busy today. We had a visitor this morning, a friend of the pretty one. I hate visitors. Came round for coffee. When she arrived, I gave a disgruntled look and was about to clear off when she looked at Ginger Tail, who was shamelessly preening herself and said what an adorable pussycat she was. Honestly, there is no accounting for taste. Putting that aside, it started me thinking. “Surely not!” Who said that? How rude. Pussycat is a very strange expression. Now I’ve always thought that it stems from the funny scientific names that humans give to all animals - Pussus catti, but I was wrong. Amazing I know, but true. I’ve been doing some research and I’ve uncovered all sorts of things.Now pay attention you lot, because this is going to be very educational today. There are two schools of thought. The earliest reference to “puss” goes back to 1530 - half past three in the afternoon in your language, it didn’t say which day though. It is a German word for cat…. (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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Author: Albert The Cat
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Hello again. I don’t know where the time goes, it’s Monday again. They seem to come round every week. I don’t like Mondays. Although they are much the same as every other day for a cat of leisure like myself, the housekeeping staff are always more crabby than usual. They were getting on my nerves this morning, so much so, that I was up and out as soon as possible, stopping only for a light breakfast of prawns and biscuits.

I wandered along the back wall, and peered over into the garden next door. The snappy little Jack Russell came scampering up and said “meow!” I think he must be learning a foreign language - Ho Ho Ho, just one of my little jokes. Seriously though, he hasn’t been quite the same since his highly amusing encounter with Riley. Talking of Riley, I wonder where he has got to. I haven’t seen hide nor hair of him since he moved in. I went to investigate. As we know, it is hard to miss Riley, he is the size of a small lion. His house was still there, but no sign of… (Read the rest of this article at the following article source link for the full story)

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