Between the GO train commute and the cottage-country getaways, Ajax life keeps you moving. When the road calls, your bird stays right here in town with people who treat avian care as a craft, not a sideline.
Ask around Ajax for a bird sitter and you will usually hear the same thing: the dog-and-cat kennels will take one if they have a spare corner, but nobody really specializes. We built this service to close that gap. A parrot is not a low-maintenance fish you top up before a trip — it is a flock animal that notices when its routine breaks, and it deserves a sitter who plans around that.
Cockatiel, conure, or a noisy chorus of budgies, the work starts the same way: we learn what your bird eats, when it naps, which whistle means "come here" and which means "back off." Our caregivers come from an avian-behaviour and nutrition background, so the bird in front of us is read, not just fed.
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A day trip downtown, a red-eye out of Pearson, or two weeks at the cottage — three options that bend to your schedule, each one with a tailored care plan and photo updates that actually land in your inbox.
Drop-in visits for feeding, cage tidying, and proper out-of-cage time. Built for the long Ajax workday or a full Saturday running errands across Durham, when leaving your bird alone from dawn to dark is not an option.
Your bird boards with us in a warm, draft-free room that holds steady against Ajax's lake-effect cold. Real wind-down and wake-up routines, eyes on overnight, and company through the evening rather than a dark, empty house.
March break down south, a snowbird stretch, or a work posting that drags on — extended stays roll everything from overnight boarding into a lower daily rate, with extra bonding time so your bird settles in rather than just waits it out.
No dogs barking down the hall, no cats prowling past the cage. Birds are the only guests we take, so the whole space — and our full attention — is tuned to them and nothing else.
Before a single feather arrives, we sit down with you — free of charge — and map your bird's diet, sleep schedule, quirks, and hard limits. The plan is written before drop-off, not improvised after.
Whether you are a time zone away or just stuck on the 401, a steady stream of photos and short clips lands on your phone — so the question "how's my bird?" answers itself before you can ask it.
Full-spectrum lighting for the short Durham winter days, humidity kept up against furnace-dry air, enrichment stations, and separated zones so a bold macaw never rattles a shy finch. Every detail is set for birds first.
We are the people who slow down at the pet store aisle and read the seed labels for fun. This started as a love of birds long before it was a business, and that shows up in every update we send and every bird that heads home settled.
Splitting a bonded pair for boarding is its own source of stress, so partners share their own cage for the whole stay. We will not board one half of a pair on our advice.
You leave with a written record of how the stay actually went — what your bird ate, how it slept, how it settled — not a verbal reassurance in a doorway.
Say the word and your bird's pictures stay strictly between us. We ask before a single photo is used anywhere, and the default is that they are yours.
We are based in Ajax and serve bird owners across the town and nearby communities. Explore your neighbourhood below, or just ask if you do not see it listed.
No two species board the same way. Browse a few of the birds we look after most often, each with its own dedicated care guide — or see the full list of who we board.
Flock-aware care for budgerigars and parakeets, with gentle company and a watchful eye on their fast little appetites.
View Budgie BoardingAffectionate, whistling companions cared for with a calm, night-fright-aware setup and steady human company.
View Cockatiel BoardingMentally engaging, low-stress care for the world's most intelligent companion parrot, with routine kept intact.
View African Grey BoardingPractical, owner-friendly guides drawn from years of hands-on avian care — from prepping your bird for a boarding stay to reading its body language.
Simple steps to make a boarding stay smooth and low-stress, so your bird settles in fast and you travel with peace of mind.
Read the guideWhat a healthy diet really looks like beyond a seed cup — building balanced meals your bird will actually eat.
Read the guideLearn to read the subtle cues — feathers, posture, and sounds — that tell you how your bird is really feeling.
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