Mobile Bird Grooming LLC.

05/04/2026

Mobile Bird Grooming is flying to Tucson. May 16th & 17th Let me know if you need bird grooming in Tucson. Also I can teach you how to groom you own birds, if you want a lesson.

02/26/2026

Mobile bird grooming I fly to you. Heading to Show Low Arizona next week. Let me know if you need grooming out there. Text me at 480-208-7802

02/17/2026

The perk of driving to flagstaff to do a bird.Is this gorgeous view.

02/09/2026

Do you know what aspergillosis is, or how dangerous it can be for birds?

Aspergillosis is a serious fungal infection in birds, caused by the fungus Aspergillus. It primarily affects the respiratory system, including the air sacs and lungs. This infection is often slow-moving and difficult to diagnose, and many birds do not show obvious signs of illness until the disease is advanced. In some cases, caregivers may not realize a bird is sick until organ failure is already occurring.

Where is Aspergillus found?
Aspergillus spores are common in the environment and can be found in:
- Moldy or spoiled food
- Natural wood perches that are damp or not properly cleaned
- Damp cage liners
- Soil, compost piles, dead leaves
- Peanuts are especially high risk for aspergillus contamination, particularly peanuts in the shell.

Who is at risk?
Birds with compromised immune systems or birds on a poor diet are at the highest risk. However, all birds can become ill if exposed to a large enough number of spores.

Common symptoms may include:
- Weight loss
- Change in voice or vocalizations
- Lethargy or decreased activity
- Increased drinking and urination
- Respiratory distress, including labored or irregular breathing

Because these symptoms overlap with many other illnesses, aspergillosis cannot be diagnosed through observation alone. If your bird shows behavior changes or you believe they may have been exposed to aspergillus, contact an avian veterinarian immediately.

Treatment
Treating aspergillosis is often complex and slow. Depending on severity, treatment may include antifungal medications given orally, intravenously, or topically. In advanced cases, surgery may be required to remove fungal plaques. Aftercare can involve hospitalization, oxygen therapy, tube feeding, and supplemental heat.

Ways to help prevent aspergillosis:
- Never offer peanuts in the shell
- Clean cages frequently and change liners regularly
- Replace food and water daily
- Feed a balanced, species-appropriate diet
- Ensure proper ventilation and monitor humidity levels
- Regularly clean and thoroughly dry natural wood perches

Awareness and prevention are key. Small daily habits can make a big difference in protecting birds from this potentially fatal infection.

02/02/2026

Feast for the beasts.

01/17/2026

Jodi is very personable, knowledgeable & patient with our parrots! It's so much less stressful for them to get groomed at home in their own environment too! Thank You

01/07/2026

Woo hoo, New Improved and More Important the PRICE is unbeatable. These awesome toys, are only 5.00. My birds love these. If your a client. NO SHIPPING $5.00 total for a bird toy, unheard of! Refills are only 1.25. For a LARGE ROLL. https://flatperch.com/product/tp-roll/

12/03/2025

10/29/2025

You asked for it you got it. Organic Seed with or without Pellets. Coming soon to the website.

I do not recommend an all seed diet or an all pellet diet. I do recommend giving vegetables and fruit daily in addition.

I only give my Greys two tablespoons of the Seed Pellet Mix. I give lots of other Organic Healthy Food.

09/22/2025