Books with title Pet Parakeets

The parakeet has become a popular companion bird known for having the ability to speak. This book provides information to help maintain the health and happiness of this playful, fun-to-watch pet. T.F.H. has teamed up with Animal Planet™ the only television network devoted to the unique bonds between humans and animals, to present an exciting new series of family-friendly, comprehensive guides to superior pet care. Each book features newly written text from animal experts on a variety of topics, including feeding, housing, grooming, training, health care, and fun activities. Useful tip boxes in each chapter show every member of the household how to make the most out of owning a pet.

Mr. Sebring travels south for the winter, just like the snowbirds. He leaves Judith Ann and Alma, his daughter and granddaughter, in charge of Pipsqueak and Pumpkin. Pipsqueak, the parakeet, escapes. Seeing a few green feathers on the floor, Judith Ann and Alma are worried that Pumpkin, the cat, may have eaten Pipsqueak. When they tell Mr. Sebring what they think happened, Mr. Sebring says, "Never! Pumpkin would never eat Pipsqueak!" Then a strange thing happens. Sally and Brad, residents in Mr. Sebring's home town, spy a lime green parakeet in their backyard. The parakeet stays in their yard for several days, along with the hummingbirds, orioles, finches and other local birds. Sally and Brad love having the parakeet, they fondly call Pete, hang out in their yard, but they worry what will happen to Pete when it gets too cold and the birds migrate south for the winter. When the cold begins to set in and the other birds leave, so does Pete. Sally and Brad reach out to try to find Pete and his owner. Using posters and posts on Facebook, they follow Pete's great escapade from Ames, Iowa to Tucson, Arizona. You, too, can follow Pete. Join in their fun and track the grand adventure of a truly remarkable pet bird, Pete, the Parakeet.

Mr. Sebring travels south for the winter, just like the snowbirds. He leaves Judith Ann and Alma, his daughter and granddaughter, in charge of Pipsqueak and Pumpkin. Pipsqueak, the parakeet, escapes. Seeing a few green feathers on the floor, Judith Ann and Alma are worried that Pumpkin, the cat, may have eaten Pipsqueak. When they tell Mr. Sebring what they think happened, Mr. Sebring says, "Never! Pumpkin would never eat Pipsqueak!" Then a strange thing happens. Sally and Brad, residents in Mr. Sebring's home town, spy a lime green parakeet in their backyard. The parakeet stays in their yard for several days, along with the hummingbirds, orioles, finches and other local birds. Sally and Brad love having the parakeet, they fondly call Pete, hang out in their yard, but they worry what will happen to Pete when it gets too cold and the birds migrate south for the winter. When the cold begins to set in and the other birds leave, so does Pete. Sally and Brad reach out to try to find Pete and his owner. Using posters and posts on Facebook, they follow Pete's great escapade from Ames, Iowa to Tucson, Arizona. You, too, can follow Pete. Join in their fun and track the grand adventure of a truly remarkable pet bird, Pete, the Parakeet.