バードプロショップ えとぴりかOSAKA

We are always consulting with birds and ordering rice.

I'm an amateur, but ... I had a child with a bent beak and mouth breathing, but it was a mystery whether I was taking him to the hospital.

I understand that the white-bellied parrot is popular, but I felt that the number was too large and it was not well managed. Is the cage debut of the middle chicks too early, or is the SLPC cage too big? I felt sorry for seeing Senegal and the pale thrush straddling the large open bottom net. Isn't it possible to lay pet sheets underneath to prevent the middle chicks from stepping off until their feet are awake? I was disappointed in many ways.

I went to the first day of the renewal opening. At present, we are not in a situation where we can welcome birds, so we just went to see them. Immediately after entering the store, the clerk asked, "Are you planning to keep birds?" And told you the above. Then he quietly left, saying, "Oh, that's right." I have no plans to buy birds "now", but I'm hoping to have "someday", so I was a little skeptical about the atmosphere that I wouldn't deal with them unless the clerk bought them. Is it also a quota? For those who are planning to purchase the store, which was in the store almost at the same time as me, I was always informed. I wanted a hand towel to commemorate the reopening, so I was thinking of buying some goods and supplies for future reception (actually, the bird cage, bird tent, and perch look good little by little. I have them at the store), I didn't buy anything, and I went through the store after seeing the birds. Even if you don't plan to purchase at least at the moment, if you just say "slowly", I think you'll want to come back again. However, I think it is a very good place for a bird specialty store, so it is recommended for those who are planning to purchase it now.

If you want to drive to pick up a big bird, there is a coin parking lot nearby, Depending on the day of the week and the time of day, it may be difficult for pedestrians. Do you want to take the subway with a bird who is big and loud? Also the problem. The location of the shop is in the middle of [the city of Ujauja with strange young people]. As a bird specialty store, I am grateful that it was opened in Osaka. Personally, I wanted Kita more than Minami. The professionalism and professionalism of the staff is high. There is a wide selection of living organisms, and there are many self-breeding individuals. The price is slightly higher than the market price. You can also buy supplies at the [Online Shop], but at present there are many out-of-stock items and purchases are irregular and difficult to use. Stable and abundant food inventory. It is supreme for going to a bird specialty store for a high-priced living body. There should be many birds here and there that are likely to be in pet shops, etc. If you are looking for high-priced, rare, mainly imported varieties such as living organisms, this is a must-visit shop. The young and wonderful staff and the precious [bird specialty store] have 5 stars.

A store specializing in medium to large parakeets and parrots. Although the number of individuals is not so large in a small store, the living body is very neatly and carefully managed and there is almost no odor. On the contrary, the price is not so high. The clerk is also kind and knowledgeable. Etopirika's original food is good for our children. I will purchase it again.

I bought a gray parrot here. I bought it by a prompt decision because it was very cute and he was very familiar with me. But very unfortunately, he died a week after he was picked up. When I had a reliable veterinarian perform detailed examinations such as bacterial tests, genetic tests, and pathological autopsy, I was diagnosed with hepatic steatosis and renal disorders due to excess calcium due to the food I was giving. It was diagnosed that this symptom had already reached its limit and was unhelpful at the time of arrival. Before and after picking up the food, we used the food developed by Mr. Etopirika in-house, and after we picked it up, we did everything as instructed by Mr. Etopirika, such as how to feed it. However, I am very disappointed with this result. I was already at the limit when I picked it up, so I asked if I could apply the life insurance contract that I had signed at the time of purchase, but I was told that it was impossible. The staff at the store were very good at it, and I felt the love for the birds, so I think they are all good staff. However, I felt that the training policy for food etc. was unreliable. In particular, veterinarians said that bird food produced in Japan is not very reliable because there are no ingredient regulations. Compared to Japan, Australia has a long history of making birds pets, and it is said that it is reliable because there are detailed regulations on ingredients for food. In addition, we also use appetite enhancers such as RP oil without hesitation in training, and we are also doing things such as forcibly fattening. The veterinarian said it was impossible. It may be that the food to be used is decided due to problems such as profitability, but I wanted the birds to choose food that was a little more affectionate and to formulate a training policy.