Birds We Board

Every species reads a stay differently. A budgie hears silence as wrong, a cockatiel needs its night-fright managed, an African grey watches you think. Below are the birds we board most often in Oakville, each with care notes on how we tailor the stay — and we welcome plenty of species beyond this list, so do get in touch about yours.

Budgie & Parakeet Boarding

A featherweight flock animal that masks illness and hates dead air. Flock-aware company, draft-free warmth, an honest seed-and-veg balance, and frequent close health checks tuned to small-bird subtlety.

Cockatiel Boarding

Gentle whistlers prone to night frights and sensitive to their feather dust. Calm routines, careful nighttime handling, dust-conscious air, and the steady reassurance these affectionate birds rely on.

African Grey Boarding

The thinkers of the parrot world — brilliant, sensitive, and quick to notice change. Mental enrichment, predictable structure, and patient handling for a bird that needs its mind kept busy.

Conure Boarding

Loud, playful clowns that need a flockmate, not a feeder. Daily one-on-one interaction, screech-tolerant calm, sturdy enrichment, and patient handling for a bird with an opinionated beak.

Lovebird Boarding

Tiny, feisty, and fiercely devoted to their mate. Bonded pairs kept together, steady warmth, territory-aware handling, and the close health checks a small bird's subtlety demands.

Macaw Boarding

The giants of the companion-parrot world — large, brilliant, and long-lived. Room to stretch, sturdy perches, beak-proof toys, cognitive enrichment, and experienced, unhurried handling.

Not Sure Where Your Bird Fits?

We Care for More Than the Birds Listed Here

Quakers, finches, canaries, cockatoos, doves and more — if your bird isn't on the list above, that simply means we haven't written its page yet, not that we can't board it. Our boarding and sitting services flex to the bird in front of us, and the consultation is where we learn your bird's particular quirks.

If you'd like to read up while you plan a stay, our bird care tips cover nutrition, enrichment, body language, and the early warning signs every owner should know.

Ask About Your Bird

A pet bird settled and content during a boarding stay in Oakville