Hyacinth Macaws love nuts! Their beak is built to crack open Brazil nuts, macadamia nuts, and walnuts. Provide a diet rich in palm nuts, fresh fruits, veggies, and pellets to keep them healthy. Avoid avocado and chocolate—they’re toxic!
These are the largest flying parrots, so they need a huge cage—at least 6 feet tall and 4 feet wide. The bigger, the better! Outdoor aviaries or free-flight areas are ideal for exercise.
Hyacinth Macaws are powerful chewers and love wooden blocks, coconut shells, and rope toys. Give them foraging puzzles to keep their smart minds active!
These birds thrive on attention and interaction. Aim for at least 2-4 hours of daily playtime. If left alone too long, they get bored and destructive.
Hyacinths are smart but sensitive. Use positive reinforcement like treats and praise to teach tricks and commands. Never yell—they respond better to patience and kindness.
They love water! Offer misting sprays, shallow bowls, or a bird-safe shower. Bathing keeps their feathers clean and prevents dry skin.
With proper care, Hyacinth Macaws can live 50+ years! Regular vet visits, a balanced diet, and exercise are key to keeping them in top shape.
These birds form deep bonds with their owners and need consistent care. Before adopting, make sure you’re ready for a lifetime commitment.
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