Author Description

Peacock Care for Beginners: Full Guide on Peacocks, Fun Facts, House, Altitude, Care, Health Concerns, Gains & Downsides of Having them & Lots More Pet peafowl (that is, peahens or peacocks) are unique in their requirements, habits, and quirks, so you'll need to make some adjustments to your home accordingly. Peacocks and pheasants originally came from South Asia and Malaysia, and the Chinese as well as Europeans were the first to keep them as pets. The enormous, iridescent plumage with vivid colors is unique to peacocks, which are male peafowl. Before you get a peacock as a pet, think long and hard about the fact that they are noisy and can be extremely territorial. Be sure to research the zoning restrictions in your area to see if peacocks are permitted. Peafowl are omnivores, meaning they eat both plants and meat. Insects, small amphibians and reptiles, fish, fruits, seeds, plants, and grain make up the bulk of their food. For their feathered friends, some peafowl keepers sow seeds, grow greens, carrots, and alfalfa. Always keep clean water available for your peafowl. Hardy and enduring, peafowl can live anywhere from fifteen to twenty-five years. Some of the many advantages of peahens are as follows: -Peacocks can deter snakes, making them useful pets or agricultural animals. -Peacocks love their owners; early-raised peacocks may consider humans their parents. -They are rarely violent and only attack when threatened. -Peacocks get along with pets and other animals;they search the house for food and avoid other pets. -Peacocks are attractive, making them wonderful pets. -Not picky eaters; peacocks are omnivorous and can eat a variety of things, etc. For peacocks or peahens lovers,there is no better resource than this outstanding book for learning all you need to know about peahens care, and lots more. Click the BUY NOW button with speed if you want to get your book immediately!