Yes, it depends on the age range you want. you can place your order on our website if you found the perfect parrot for you, if not you can contact us to inquire on the availability of your desired species or age.

Yes, we ship throughout United states and out of United States.

We ship all our birds via a pet airlines or cargo service so that they are properly taken care of. They are shipped in either wooden carriers or plastic pet kennels. They ride in a special climate controlled and pressurized compartment on the plane. They are not shipped in the same compartment as the passenger luggage. We use the airlines because it is the fastest way to transport the birds worldwide. Although traveling is not that hard on them, we do not like to make them spend any more time than absolutely necessary in transit. For this reason we also look for the shortest route and always schedule direct flights if possible.

We simply pass along what it costs us to ship a bird. The shipping cost is what the airlines charge. Other costs include a pet carrier $25-$65. In addition a Vet Health Certificate may be required by some airlines ($35). Approximately, shipping will cost $150 and at most $250. Most at times we pay for all these cost ourselves.

With most species of parrots, sex of the bird cannot be determined accurately by visual inspection because they have no external sex organs. To determine the sex of the bird, there are two common methods. One is surgical sexing which requires putting the bird under anesthesia, making an incision in the abdomen of the bird, and then inserting a small laparoscope and visually identify the sex of the bird. The other method is much less intrusive and involves taking a drop of blood from the birds cut toenail and sending it to a lab for DNA analysis. This is the method we use.

Most of our parrots cannot be sexed by visual means. However Cockatoo adults’ sex can be determined by eye color at about sixteen months of age, a coal black color indicates a male and reddish brown color indicates female. Some Cockatiels can be sexed visually by looking underneath the wings at the 8 longest flight feathers. The female will have yellow dots and the male will not have yellow dots

We do not believe that talking ability differs between the sexes – regardless of the species. We have some outstanding male and female talking birds, however, Cockatiels and African greys are an exception, Males are more likely to talk, but we do know of several female Cockatiels that talk.

The young babies that are being handfed receive a special diet that we mix ourselves. As the babies start to wean, they are provided the same diet our breeder birds get which is a mix of 25% pellets (Polly Treasure Parrot Paradise pellets (many colors)), 40% seeds and 35% fruits and vegetables (we mix it ourselves). We try to introduce the babies to many different foods, in an effort to get them to start eating on their own and for the nutritional balance this provides. We believe that parrots are very intelligent creatures with a highly developed taste. We have found from personal experience that the more variety you can provide the healthier your bird will be. It is for this reason that we do not feed only pellets. Below is a list of some of the fruits and vegetables your bird will most likely have tried before you get it from Heaven Parrots:

Fruits: apples, oranges, bananas, melons, grapes, pears, kiwi

Vegetables: corn, beans, peas, carrots (cooked slightly in microwave. soft but crunchy), yams (cooked the same as carrots), broccoli, spinach (fresh), kale, mustard greens, bell peppers, potatoes (cooked or mashed).

Rice, Pastas, Grains : long grain rice, noodles, 12 bean soup (we just cook it up and then drain it) , bread (they like this, we just give them small pieces now and then)

Proteins: cooked eggs, cooked chicken.

Our four favorite vegetables to feed our birds are: Yams, Carrots, Broccoli and Spinach