BucktonsBird Selector

Bird Selector

Bucktons, committed to cleanliness, consistency and quality.

Choosing a companion is a big decision and different species of bird require a varied level of commitment. We've produced this bird selector to help you find the right bird for you.

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Question 1 of 6: How long can you see yourself wanting a bird for?

Some birds can live up to 80 years and can even outlive their owners!

  • up to 10 years
  • up to 20 years
  • up to 30 years
  • over 30 years
  • This is information about the first selection
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  • This is information about the third selection
  • This is information about the fourth selection
Question 2 of 6: What size bird do you want?
  • Small
  • Medium
  • Large
  • This is information about the first selection
  • This is information about the second selection
  • This is information about the third selection
Question 3 of 6: How much interaction are you wanting from your bird?
  • Hands off
  • Somewhat social
  • Social
  • Highly social
  • This is information about the first selection
  • This is information about the second selection
  • This is information about the third selection
  • This is information about the fourth selection
Question 4 of 6: Would you like a vocal bird?

Quieter birds can provide a pleasant background noise indoors whilst others can make a garden resonate with playfull song.

  • Quiet Chatterer
  • Noisy & Whistler
  • Loudest
  • This is information about the first selection
  • This is information about the second selection
  • This is information about the third selection
Question 5 of 6: How much care, time and commitment can you give your bird?

Some birds require much more attention than others but can be more rewarding.

  • Not a lot
  • Some
  • A lot
  • This is information about the first selection
  • This is information about the second selection
  • This is information about the third selection
Question 6 of 6: How much money can you allocate to caring for your bird?
  • Low cost
  • Medium
  • High cost
  • This is information about the first selection
  • This is information about the second selection
  • This is information about the third selection
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Other useful links
The Animal Welfare Act

The Animal Welfare Act of 2006 states that the Five Basic Welfare Needs of pets should be provided and that owners have a Duty of Care to provide them. Here is some guidelines for how you can ensure these needs are met for your pet bird.

View The Animal Welfare Act
Our care guides

Our care guide has been developed with our nutritional and veterinary experts, and based on comprehensive research, so we can provide you with all the information you need for a happy and healthy bird

Visit our care section