Macaw Bird for sale in Los Angeles, California | $3,500

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What are Catalina Macaws?

Catalina Macaws are a hybrid breed of macaw, known for their stunning beauty and vibrant colors. They are a cross between the Scarlet Macaw and the Blue and Gold Macaw, offering a range of striking feathers that make them stand out among other birds.

2. Are Catalina Macaws good pets?

Yes, Catalina Macaws can make wonderful pets, but they require a lot of time and commitment. They are affectionate birds that thrive on interaction and companionship. Prospective owners should be ready to spend a substantial amount of time with their feathered friends.

3. How much do Catalina Macaws cost?

The price for a hand-raised Catalina Macaw is approximately $3,500, which includes a starter pack with pellets, troppo mix, and toys. This investment supports their initial care and setup needs.

4. What should I know before adopting a Catalina Macaw?

Before adopting a Catalina Macaw, it’s important to do thorough research. These birds need experienced owners who can meet their social and psychological needs. They are known for being vocal and require a forever home where they will be loved and cared for properly.

5. Will the Catalina Macaws come with anything special?

Yes, each Catalina Macaw will come with a starter pack that includes pellets, troppo mix, and a few toys to help them acclimate to their new home.

6. Where are the Catalina Macaws located?

The Catalina Macaws are located in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California, United States.

7. Can I adopt a Catalina Macaw if I’ve never owned a bird before?

We recommend that only individuals with prior experience in caring for birds consider adopting a Catalina Macaw. These birds require careful handling, socialization, and time investment to thrive in a home environment.

8. When will the Catalina Macaws be ready for adoption?

The first Catalina Macaw will be ready for adoption in a few weeks, and there are additional babies currently being raised.