A chick of Kinyour Garin Chic

🌟 Companion of happiness.. Quineur Green Chic 🌟 "Are you looking for a friend who fills your home with joy and vitality?" You now have the "Companion of a lifetime" project. A one-month and ten-day-old Quineur Green Chic chick, at the peak of innocence and the beginning of exploring the world. A spark of intelligence: The Quineur is characterized by sharp intelligence and a humorous personality that makes it the family's favorite "clown." A bundle of emotion: At this age, the bird bonds with its owner as if it were its father; it will get used to your hand, fall asleep in your lap, and eagerly await your return. The beauty of nature: Bright green feathers and natural artistic touches become clear to decorate your home. Don't just buy a bird.. but acquire a small heart beating with loyalty! 📋 Chick care guide (40 days old) This age is very sensitive because it represents a transition stage, and here are the main points: 1. Nutrition (the crop) 🥣 Meals: At this age, the bird usually needs 3 meals a day (morning, noon, and evening). Food type: Use "Cerelac" specially made for birds (like Cede 21). Temperature: The food should be warm (between 39 to 41 degrees Celsius). Beware of cold food (causes crop hardening) or very hot (causes burns). Cleanliness: Make sure to completely empty the crop before giving the next meal. 2. Heating and place 🏠 Since it is still a chick, it needs a warm place away from direct drafts or air conditioning. Preferably place it in a "nursery" or a plastic box lined with coarse wood shavings or medical tissues changed daily to ensure cleanliness. 3. Beginning weaning 🍎 Since it has exceeded 40 days, you can start placing a "weaning plate" in its cage. Put soft things like: (grated apple, cooked carrot, boiled egg, or soaked grains). This encourages it to start pecking and relying on itself. 4. Taming and building trust 🤝 This is the golden time! Gently stroke its head, and speak to it softly. Let it spend time outside the box on your hand so it gets used to human touch and becomes very friendly when it grows up. ⚠️ Important warning: Completely avoid offering (chocolate, avocado, caffeine, or onions and garlic) as they are very toxic to birds.