Society Finch
Society Finch
Product Details
Product Description
Product Description
Society Finches are small, social birds that can be kept in colonies and are delightful to watch. They make soft peeps and chirps, show interesting social behaviors with each other, and do best when not handled. Available in select Pet Supermarket stores.
- Care Level: Beginner
- Adult Size: 4-4.5 inches
- Life Expectancy: About 4 years
Feeding Instructions
Feeding Instructions
Offer fresh finch food and clean water every day, with millet as an occasional treat.
- Staple Diet: Fresh finch food daily.
- Treats: Millet 2-3 times per week.
- Water: Fresh drinking water daily, plus a separate bathing dish.
Usage & Warning
Usage & Warning
Birds can carry germs that make people sick. Wash your hands after handling your bird or cleaning its cage. Keep birds away from nonstick cookware fumes, aerosol sprays and open flames.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Society Finches are active flyers that do best in a cage with room to fly.
- Experience Level: Beginner; a low-maintenance bird.
- Minimum Cage Size: 20 x 24 inches for a pair; provide more space for larger groups or colonies.
- Social Needs: Keep in pairs or small groups, since finches are flock birds and should not be kept alone; best enjoyed as a bird to watch rather than handle.
- Enrichment: Rotate enrichment toys and materials made for finches, and offer a fresh bowl of water large enough for bathing every day.
- Maintenance: Spot clean the cage and food and water dishes daily, and deep clean the cage weekly.
Society Finches are small, social birds that can be kept in colonies and are delightful to watch. They make soft peeps and chirps, show interesting social behaviors with each other, and do best when not handled. Available in select Pet Supermarket stores.
- Care Level: Beginner
- Adult Size: 4-4.5 inches
- Life Expectancy: About 4 years
Offer fresh finch food and clean water every day, with millet as an occasional treat.
- Staple Diet: Fresh finch food daily.
- Treats: Millet 2-3 times per week.
- Water: Fresh drinking water daily, plus a separate bathing dish.
Birds can carry germs that make people sick. Wash your hands after handling your bird or cleaning its cage. Keep birds away from nonstick cookware fumes, aerosol sprays and open flames.
Habitat and Care
Society Finches are active flyers that do best in a cage with room to fly.
- Experience Level: Beginner; a low-maintenance bird.
- Minimum Cage Size: 20 x 24 inches for a pair; provide more space for larger groups or colonies.
- Social Needs: Keep in pairs or small groups, since finches are flock birds and should not be kept alone; best enjoyed as a bird to watch rather than handle.
- Enrichment: Rotate enrichment toys and materials made for finches, and offer a fresh bowl of water large enough for bathing every day.
- Maintenance: Spot clean the cage and food and water dishes daily, and deep clean the cage weekly.
