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Stu is doing so well in her Flyper Heavenly Hammock!   She spends a few hours per day in it (supervised of course) and enjoys looking around at everyone. I have found. that using a milk crate to suspend the hammock in is a great tip. I usze soft silicone cups to feed her and […]

Stu’s Story: A Disabled Pigeon’s Journey to Healing In October 2024, a severely disabled pigeon was discovered on a road in Hawaii. The tiny bird was terrified and would panic whenever anyone approached her. Despite most pigeon rehabilitation experts recommending euthanasia due to her extensive disabilities, her finder refused to give up hope. Then something

Hana’s story starts quite simply in terms of pigeons.  Her soul purpose in life was simply to be used for breeding to likely contribute to racing or hunting.  She was discovered by a rescue here in Alabama along with her former mate at a local auction where she captured the attention of the rescue due

Introducing your bird to a Flyper (Bird Diaper) may take a few days or even weeks. Younger birds tend to adapt to Flyper wearing quicker than older ones. While some birds accept it immediately, others need time and patience. Here are the step-by-step videos https://bevsbirdboutique.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/bev-instruction-2.mp4https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Bz43hBcftQ Step 1 Familiarize your bird with the Flyper. https://bevsbirdboutique.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/WhatsApp-Video-2019-02-19-at-08.29.42.mp4 Step

Many people do not realize that the actual Bird Diaper (Flyper) does not always need to be removed and replaced with a clean one each time it’s soiled by the bird. Our bird diapers (Flypers) pair well with women’s panty liners that can be easily obtained from local supermarkets and pharmacies. The panty liners can

Introduction: What is a Flyper (Bird Diaper)? Yes, there is an alternative to keeping your pet bird restricted to their cage while ensuring that your home, furniture, and even your shoulders stay poop-free. The solution is the amazing Flyper—also known as a bird diaper or avian diaper. While birds would naturally prefer to go “naked,”