I love cats. I love them more than dogs. My cat still killed a pet bird yesterday that was in our family for years by somehow getting a paw inside the cage.
The bird is caged, and I am aware that it's downright evil to have a bird all by itself without anyone or anything to socialize with. I might just get a little mirror so it doesn't go insane.
Mirrors can have some weird effects on birds, they'll get into obsessive or aggressive behaviors with them, I'd search around about that.
That's parrot advice though, I can't say about doves.
Really I'd just look out for a bigger cage on local marketplaces/ buy one off of Amazon and give them some simple toys. Check out r/PetDoves, there's a number of threads and examples of people's setups there.
I love cats. I love them more than dogs. My cat still killed a pet bird yesterday that was in our family for years by somehow getting a paw inside the cage.
Bird lives matter too.
That's horrible, I hope you're doing alright. What was your bird's name?
My family has never bothered to name most of our birds. RIP unnamed diamond dove, now only one diamond dove survives
(Yes I do feel terrible about having a stronger attachment to Minecraft pets than the real birds my family has had throughout the years)
Diamond doves are beautiful birds! Did you have some sort of aviary for them or just kept them in a cage?
The bird is caged, and I am aware that it's downright evil to have a bird all by itself without anyone or anything to socialize with. I might just get a little mirror so it doesn't go insane.
Mirrors can have some weird effects on birds, they'll get into obsessive or aggressive behaviors with them, I'd search around about that.
That's parrot advice though, I can't say about doves.
Really I'd just look out for a bigger cage on local marketplaces/ buy one off of Amazon and give them some simple toys. Check out r/PetDoves, there's a number of threads and examples of people's setups there.