Cockatiel sitting · Ottawa

Cockatiel sitting in Ottawa with room for the details that matter.

Cockatiels are a standard accepted species at Ottawa Bird House. We ask about feeding, sleep, handling, medication and recent health so the care plan can be reviewed before your travel dates are confirmed.

  • Cockatiels are a standard accepted species
  • One or two cohabiting cockatiels from $10/day
  • Care instructions reviewed before acceptance
  • Optional daily photo or detailed updates

Bring the normal cage when you can

Using the bird’s familiar cage helps preserve the arrangement of perches, toys and sleep setup. Bring enough of the usual food and describe any cover schedule, bedtime routine, handling preference or other habit we should follow.

Care needs are reviewed before the stay

Medication, health care, special diets and strict routines are not treated as afterthoughts. The funnel asks about each one directly and requires details when you answer yes.

Recent illness uses separate capacity

If your cockatiel has recently been sick, is recovering or has shown unusual symptoms, disclose it in the request. A recent illness does not automatically mean no, but the dedicated separate-care area must be available and the care needs must be something we can safely accommodate.

FAQ

Questions about this service

Do you accept cockatiels?

Yes. Cockatiels are one of the standard small companion-bird species accepted by Ottawa Bird House.

Can two cockatiels stay together?

Yes, if they already live together and safely share their normal setup. The standard rate covers up to two cohabiting accepted small birds.

Can you follow a specific cockatiel sleep routine?

Use the request form to describe any strict routine that needs to be followed closely. We review the details before accepting the stay.

Ready when your dates are

Send the care details once and we’ll review the whole stay.

No payment is required to send a request. The stay is only confirmed after availability and care details are reviewed.

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