Household Dangers- Cleaners and chemicals (including aerosols, perfume, paint, suntan lotion, shoe polish, bleach, etc)
- Insects/Rodents (disease, bites, or traps, poisons and repellents)
- Open containers of water (including sinks and toilets)
- Open doors and windows (especially if wings not clipped)
- Animals (even the saliva from a dog or cat can kill)
- Ceiling Fans
- Teflon (found in cooking pans, heaters, toaster ovens and more)
- Phone and Electrical cords
- People (being stepped, sat on, or rough handled)
- Hot Stove tops
- Space Heaters
- Scented Candles/Air Fresheners
- Cigarettes (smoke and eating/chewing tobacco)
- Fireplaces (heat and escape)
- Mirrors/Windows/Walls (flying into)
- Medicines
- String/Rope/Carpet (getting snagged/caught)
Beware of live Christmas Trees that may have been sprayed with potentially toxic preservatives!Safe Plants and TreesFollowing is a list of indoor and outdoor plants which are believed to be safe for birds. The information below has been compiled from various sources and is provided as a service. We assume no liabilities, implied or otherwise. This is not medical advice. Check with avian experts for accuracy and applicability to your particular situation. Safe House and Outdoor Plants Note: Nothing is safe if toxic chemicals or insecticides have been sprayed on them. Before installing them in any cage, scrub all branches with a non-toxic disinfectant (such as diluted chlorine bleach) then rinse and dry well. - Acacia Aloe
- African Violet
- Baby's Tears
- Bamboo
- Begonia
- Bougainvillea
- Chickweed
- Christmas Cactus
- Cissus/Kangaroo Vine
- Coffee
- Coleus
- Corn Plant
- Crabapple
- Dandelion
- Dogwood
- Donkey Tail
- Dracaena Varieties
- Ferns (asparagus, birdnest, boston, maidenhair)
- Figs (creeping, rubber, fiddle leaf)
- Figs (laurel leaf)
- Gardenia
- Grape Ivy
- Hen's and Chickens
- Herbs (ex oregano, rosemary, thyme)
- Jade Plant
- Kalanchoe
- Marigold
- Monkey Plant
- Mother-in-Law's Tongue
- Nasturtium
- Natal Plum
- Pepperomia
- Petunia
- Pittosporum
- Prayer Plant
- Purple Passion/Velvet Nettle
- Schefflera (Umbrella) Sensitive Plant
- Spider Plant
- Swedish Ivy
- Thistle
- Wandering Jew
- White Clover
- Zebra Plant
Trees and Bushes Source: Gillian Willis - Apple
- Arbutus
- Ash
- Aspen
- Beech
- Birch
- Citrus (any)
- Cottonwood
- Crabapple
- Dogwood
- Elm
- Eucalyptus
- Fir
- Guava
- Hawthorn
- Larch
- Madrona
- Magnolia
- Manzanita
- Norfolk Island Pine
- Nuts (except chestnut and oak)
- Palms (areca, date, fan, lady, parlour)
- Palms (howeia, kentia, phoenix, sago)
- Pear
- Pine
- Poplar
- Sequoia (Redwood)
- Willow
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