4 Year Old Blue And Gold Macaw With Cage

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

95726

Pet

Bird

Breed

Macaw

Location

Honolulu, Honolulu County, Hawaii

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

This is my B&G Macaw with a cage included. He is very loud and likes to squawk every so often. He used to be very nice and would love to play. I left for college and realized my family did not give him the attention he needs. I feel bad for him and know with a little work he would be a great pet again. After 2 weeks of being here for the summer he hasn't snapped at me like the first couple of days when I was here. He does not step up well and never has. I used to be able to coax him back into his cage with my arms but now he doesn't like to go back in to well. Like I said... I'm sure with a month or so of dedication and work he will be great again but I unfortunately have school soon and will not be able to take care of him.

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FAQ about the 4 Year Old Blue And Gold Macaw for Sale

What is included with the Blue and Gold Macaw?

The listing includes a 4 year old Blue and Gold Macaw along with a cage. This is essential for providing a safe and comfortable environment for the bird.

Is the Macaw well socialized?

The Blue and Gold Macaw was previously socialized and loved to play. However, he has been left alone for some time, so with dedication, he can regain his sociability.

How loud is the Blue and Gold Macaw?

This Macaw is known to be very loud and enjoys squawking. Potential owners should be prepared for the noise level associated with this breed of bird.

Does the Macaw step up well?

Currently, the 4 year old Blue and Gold Macaw does not step up well as he used to. Training and patience will be necessary to encourage this behavior.

What kind of care does this Macaw need?

This Blue and Gold Macaw requires regular attention, social interaction, and a structured routine to thrive. Dedication and consistent training can help him become a great pet again.